wasn't because i don't like eere. it was because i didn't like where they were taking the money from. this would take money out of eere that's already reduced to $113 million. from last year. which i also oppose. so i must oppose this gentleman's amendment and urge members to do the same. ms. kaptur: would the gentleman yield? mr. simpson: i'd be happy to yield to the gentlelady. ms. kaptur: i wanted to make a point on this particular facility. and the department of energy's seeming inability to help communities transition. whether it's coal-fired utilities, in the issues that coal country faces in general, or here you have a facility that's important in the nation's defense looking back and looking forward. and so many times it just seems that when technologies change, when situations change, the local people who invested their lives just get spit out. and i just wanted to put that statement on the record because i know the department of energy's listening today. and we have the ability in this country to transition

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illustrate not every conversation you have with the employees is necessarily going to get to john rahaim's eers or the ears of a planning commissioner. >> any other comments by the commissioners? anybody want to make a motion that we adopt the proposed regulations based upon the draft that was provided to us? >> i will move it mr. chair. i have also found the staff's analysis of this to be very helpful. so thank you. good job. thank you very much. it covers a lot of areas. i am sure in the future we will look back and say why did we do that because there is so much here, but just generally looking over what's a vast array of many possible difficulties that have to be met i think it's fairly comprehensive, and i would move it. >> second? commissioner andrews seconds the motion. >> i'm sorry mr. chair i just want to say there are a couple of tiny little edits that are sort of non substantive in nature that are grammatical changes, so i guess we could either -- >> [inaudible] >> read them quickly, so page one line eight instead of referencing an entity we would reference a person because for a lob

the amendment would reduce eere -- the eere account, which is already cut by $113 million below last year's level and $528 million below the president's budget request. so while we did increase funding for the m.r.t. account above the president's request, the eere account is already $528 million below the budget request by the administration. within the eere account, the funding -- the bill preserves is just as important as the funding it cuts. the bill focuses funding for three main priorities -- helping american manufacturers remain competitive, supporting weatherization assistance program and addressing future high gas prices. this funding supports breakthrough research to reduce what americans pay at the gas pump and to help our companies compete in the global market which creates jobs here at home. for these reasons, while i sympathize what the gentleman is trying to do with the amendment and tried to happen on crafting an amendment that we can find $47 million for, i must oppose the amendment and urge my colleagues to vote no. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the

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illustrate not every conversation you have with the employees is necessarily going to get to john rahaim's eers or the ears of a planning commissioner. >> any other comments by the commissioners? anybody want to make a motion that we adopt the proposed regulations based upon the draft that was provided to us? >> i will move it mr. chair. i have also found the staff's analysis of this to be very helpful. so thank you. good job. thank you very much. it covers a lot of areas. i am sure in the future we will look back and say why did we do that because there is so much here, but just generally looking over what's a vast array of many possible difficulties that have to be met i think it's fairly comprehensive, and i would move it.

sanjay gupta, the nets eer lands. >>> dutch frustration fcontinue to grow, and many are turning their anger at vladimir putin's daughter. we explain why. >> reporter: as the caskets roll through the streets of the netherlands, the dutch grief is turning to anger. and their latest target is vladimir putin's daughter maria. they say her partner is from the netherlands. both figures are shrouded in secrecy. we don't know how they met or if they're even still together. but they have been seen in holland, walking their dogs and shopping at the local supermarket. and now many here hold russia responsible for mh17. the mayor of hill verson told a local radio station that maria putin should be kicked out of the country. he later tweeted an apology, saying at the time he was angry. well, here in this exclusive neighborhood near the hague, neighbors tell me that there is a pent house apartment just over there. he doesn't actually live there, but from time to time, they do see him and maria putin. eye ron eck that the neighborhood is called crim vike. crim is dutch for crimea. we ring the doorbe

antioch, 85 at concorde hoochlt 'eers the accuweather seven-day forecast. notice the temperatures dropping off a bit on thursday. more significantly. the temperatures warm up over the weekend. we'll see inland around 90 degrees. mid-80s around the coast. but with the normal levels of humidity, not the muggy kind of east coast weather we've had the last couple of days. larry and cheryl? >> thanks. spencer. >>> changes coming. this is big for one of the oldest superheroes in the marvel universe. the big announcement about author. >>> brave shoppers jump into action to save two kids left in a hot car. where was the mother during that ordeal. >>> at 4:21, another live look at the afternoon commute as we spot light the san mateo bridge. oncoming traffic. a little bit heavier than what you get on the right-hand side. free throwing heading to peninsula. back with more on >>> relics of a nearly forgotten world war ii battle are being skplord at the bottom of the sea not far from the mississippi of all places. this video comes from their robotic understood water cam

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warnings are up in the out eer banks. meteorologist bill hen little tell us what it will mean for our holiday weekend weather in just minutes. >> and happening today, the georgia father accused of killing his 3-year-old son by leaving him if a hot car will appear in court. justin ross harris faces charges of murder and second degree child cruelty. today he has a probable cause hearing where a judge will determine if there is enough evidence to keep him in jail. harris told police he forgot the chil was strapped into his car seat when he went to work last month. >> in wisconsin, doctors say onest 12-year-old suspects in the so-called slender man case lacks the meantal capacity to stand trial. two officers evaluated morgan geyser. she and another 12-year-old girl are charged with trying to stab a classmate to death to please slenderman who was a character in an on line horror story. attorneys for the girls have not entered a plea but prosecutors expect them to use an insanity defense. >> new information this morning, police

the outer badge eer banks are w here. it would need to make a right turn pretty quickly to miss hitting the north carolina mainland. 90-mile-an-hour maximum winds at the last advisory moving 1593 miles an hour. so it's accelerating. and starting that turn to the northeast. but it needs to turn even more for the forecast to work out. you can see how close it is to land. this cold front to the west, that's going to help push it out and prevent it from, a, coming straight up the coast or, b, stalling. so, neither of those things are gonna happen. the last forecast had it as 105-mile-an-hour maximum wind, category 2, just off the north carolina coast tomorrow morning and then well off the new jersey coast as that cold front moves through and pushes it away. it's also a very compact system. this is the futurecast, showing the center of it just grazing that north carolina coast. so, it could stay intact if that happens, but the core of it stays off our coastline. we have some side effects from it. the shore gets some rain and w

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. >>> we've all seen our share of ads evening eer on-tv or online that annoy us.ur next guest says it's gone too far, a new app, add nauseam, a losing online strategy. rich greenfields, median technology an legitimate at btig. good to you have back. >> thanks for having me. >> provocative point of view. i thought m-- >> at least on television half the country has a dvr, if they want to record it, fast forward through it, they can, but if you look at online, not only is the ad load not skippable, in a lot of this tv everywhere, if you want to watch an nbc show online or watch a tnt show as we showed online, you're literally watching the same ad often over and over again, and you can't fast forward, and we've even see ad loads heavier than on tv itself. >> what is the pain threshold? a 30-second spot? 15, 10? at what point should something be skippable? >> we watched tnt's "the last ship" last week. the first 15 minutes, ad-free. awesome. great experience. wonderful. the problem is, to watch the last 30 minutes of the show. so you're really liking the show. you get

>> john, what's your reaction to the new authority given to the va secretary with regards to staff eer who are not performin properly or not performing to the level at which the va expects and there's going to be able to be some more administrative moves a lot faster. what about that? >> that's a compromise senator sanders had to make. that's a house republican bill to be honest. i happen to like and respect the workers at the va. they are government employees and worked hard for 20 and 30 years. are there bad apples in every group? absolutely. that was part of the compromise to be able to fire people who have worked at the va as if that's the sole problem. it's a labor argument versus a findings argument and i think that's not the issue the va faces and solely an attempt to weaken the american labor movement and afg unions involved over at the va. it's something not that i believe is decisive here. >> john soltz, appreciate your time. thank you. >>> still ahead, denial, is it just a river drying up in egypt? the rapid response panel takes orn america's growing trend of climate denial.

putin and apparently the russian government no long eer playing international rules. >> what do you dotions, what do they do that the previous couldn't accomplish, for example. >> the new sanctions are a whole new ball game. they're a new ball game in two respects. number one, they go after entire sectors of the russian economy. even more important, they are reinforced between the europeans and the americans. the urinens and americans have coordinated sectorial sanctions. these are different from the smaller, more focussed sanctions placed on individuals. these will have an effect. >> and yet, you know, putin's popularity inside russia continues to sorar. it's like a catch-22 situation. >> he's a popular in his own country, which is a sad reflection on the state of the press and media in russia. this is all they get. but that doesn't determine what the international community does. what determines what the international community does, says, and acts, is what this our interest, what is in ukraine's interest, what is the in the interest of international securi security. the u.s. tackles

the leader of hamas' lead eer says there's no middle ground until israel ends the "aggression" and "cease of gaza." so what went so terribly wrong? so far palestinian officials say 1,229 people in gaza have died since the latest conflict began. almost all of them civilian. israel says 53 of the soldiers and 3 civilians have been killed in the fighting. out front tonight, wolf blitzer in jerusalem. karl penhaul in gaza city. i want to again with you, karl. do we have that shot back? sorry. i know where you're standing there have been flares. the fighting has been going on and on. that's why there's been difficulty with the shot. what are you seeing now? >> right now, erin, even if i step just a little bit out of shot, that's the picture. it looks like a big black hole out there tonight. and there's a reason for that. it's because gaza's main and only power plant, in fact, just south of where we are now has been hit. it's been damaged. for much of the day. the diesel storage tanks were on fire. it's out of action. the chief of the power plant says it could be out of action for up to a year.

of the slow pace of wealth aggregation for families, if they do not engage in home ownership early eern, and it's actually shocking to see a reversal, a key statistic, in which folks who are 25 to 30 who have gone to college are now less likely to own a home than folks who didn't go to college. i want to -- this issue goes to the heart of the american dream, because the cost of college is not only affecting those who went and have this debt, but it's affecting the aspirations of our children in high school, starting to get advice particularly in blue collar communities like the one i live in, maybe be you shouldn't risk carrying this -- this mountain of debt in a context of such high uncertainty over jobs that might be able to have a monthly wage that could make those payments. >> well, i agree with you, that when you look at the numbers on student debt, it has to be a significant concern. for just the reasons you gave. >> thank you. i'll look forward to any work that feds do knithis area to understand better the impacts on the economy. i want to turn to financial reform rulemaking pro

attempt and the 2010 plot targeting cargo planes with sophisticated bombs hidden in printer cart gara eer cartri. the bad guys one our enemy haven't lost their interest in commercial aviation. they're working hard at it. >> as we have been reporting there's concern that the bomb makers are teaming up with extremists in syria. westerners have joined the fight who may hold american or european passports and therefore might more easily be able to get on the flight bound for the united states. thus all the more increased security. >> tom, thank you. >>> today for the first time ever. pope francis met with victims of clergy sexual abuse. the pope said the church, must, quote, make rev ration. we've live at the vatican. >>> the u.s. is under cleanup. tornados touched down in the usa. >>> also ahead. >> i saw that shark just eye ball the eye ball. and it came in and bit me. >> nightmare. a shark attack survivor speaks out after a fisherman's bait -- bate lures it toward swimmers. >>> we kick off the exclusive series on american success stories called "born in the usa." we'll meet an incredible w

no, on tuesday, the court made a much quieter see eer series of subsequent moves concerning companies of birth control. the court sent out orders pursuant to their ruling from the day before about cases where companies opposed to all birth control had lost their cases. on tuesday, the supreme court sent out orders to lower courts telling them to take a new look at those cases about all contraceptive methods. however narrow the ruling might have looked on monday on the face of it, in the typed letters of the form itself. it's not those few forms of birth control hobby lobby doesn't like, it's about all birth control. that's the problem with republicans celebrating this. birth control is popular, letting your boss be in charge of it is not popular. there's a surprise coming from the supreme court ruling, religious groups have already started petitioning the government to say that your boss's religious beliefs can excuse him from following a law when it comes to health insurance regulations and obama care. if that's settled by the court, these groups want their religious beliefs to excus

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military action there direct and indirect, so much the better, but there will have to be even strong eer sanctions if russia continues down this very dangerous road and putin is at the center of it. >> how long should congress wait to see if these are working? >> the news back, the reaction, i think, will be pretty soon. we'll have a chance to see whether the russian supported separatists allow investigators at the crash site of the plane that went down, which they have so far refused to do. that's a good sign, as well as whether they will continue to shell from russian soil, support from russian territory the military ambitions and actions of these separatists in the ukraine. we'll know quickly. i think within a matter of days. >> senator, what happens if president putin, say, retaliates by actually putting an energy embargo an europe. they need that energy. >> they need the energy, but europe, i think, has to be a partner here. the sanctions will be far less effective without europe being an ally and partner. so we're going to have to be prepared to support them in every way that we ca

i own jetblue, josh mentioned, und eer performing the rest of e sector. phil, didn't mention the new first class on jetblue. a catalyst for these guys. your thoughts there? >> i do think so. there are questions whether or not that continues over the long term, and in the industry there are more than a few people raising the question about capacity in terms of the number of first-class seats available on these transcontinental flights. a lot of airlines that have changed their, their configuration for those cross-country flights and increasingly hearing analysts say demand is there now. how much more demand is there for people who want to go with that upgraded first-class seat? >> phil, thanks, man. talk to you soon. >> you bet. >>> phil lebeau. >>> coming up, an analyst from citi expecting the new i phone to be the company the biggest launch ever. the data behind these expectations and how he says it will launch the stock price. >>> also, icahn's big gain. why the billion mayor investors may be looking to give bill ackman another hug. the incredible two-d

this afternoon, still without enough support, the speak eer pulled the bill from the floor. joanie tried to appeal, tried to pander to the regard right. it didn't work because as congressman cleaver just said, they don't want to be at peace. they want to say we don't have our hands on this thing. >> exactly. if you read that statement that the speaker's office released, chris, where he says the president can take actions on his own without congress, that's what they're suing him for. that's what some want to impeach him for. they're saying he does too much through executive action, and now they're saying he can handle this through executive action. i know some of my friends in the mainstream media want to go on and on about how it's the left and democrats talking about impeachment. certainly, we didn't start it. i don't know we get to finish it either. this is designed to depict our president as a tyrant and dictator who is usurping power and they're now telling him to do it. then next week, they'll tell us they're going to impeach him over it. >> sorry for misproducing your

so the destroy eers dashed in a laid a deliberate smoke screen there. there was an effort as part of the overall operational plan and also as a change on the fly in the midst of action to make sure that targets were obscured as much as possible by smoke. >> mr. symonds, off of twitter, clint david samuel asks this question of you saying, isn't it true that the allied action on d-day was only secondary to breaking the german military. the main victory was russia's? >> that's absolutely true. it's easy to overlook when we're celebrating the sacrifices and saluting the veterans two porped but we can never forget the burden of this row from 1941 onward was carried by the red army. hitler stupidly, he's often considered to be some kind of military genius. i find that appalling. he was not. among his many mistakes surely the greatest was invading the soviet union in june of 1941 while the british were still holding out on their island and that opened up a bloodletting such as the world has never seen. as an example of that, when the allies invaded first north

alone because i was worried about her safety, but his younger sister, he was 15 and his younger si eer sister w and she'd already been attacked and threatened and so mother asked the son, begged him to make sure that he joined her along the way to make sure that she was protected in the journey. these are painful decisions that children are facing. >> leslie velez from the office of the united nations high commission of refugees. thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> an eery scene in tel-a-viv today. [ sirens ] >> air raid sirens sounding as two rockets were intercepted. deadliest day so far the israeli/palestinian conflict. ministry of health in gaza saying 24,000 palestinians were killed. what's next? we'll get the latest ahead. vo: this is the summer. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. so get out there, and get the best price guaranteed. find it for less and we'll match it and give you $50 toward your next trip. >>> benghazi committee or veteran affairs committee? which one do you think republicans in the house want to spend more money on? i'll tell you, ahead. ♪

told nbc news that separatists ordered them out of the crash scene for tonight and european report eershey're thought to recovered the black boxes. >> tom costello reporting on this investigation in ukraine, but as a sight controlled by the rebel group suspected of causing the crash. a senn whescene where the bodie have been left out in a field for the second night and nobody knows who will have access to the fight. joining us now is a former member of the ntsb. she's taken part in a number of investigations including twa in 1996. thanks very much for being with us. >> happy to be with you. >> there are several international parties and investigations, organizations involved here, we know the united states has sent personnel including one ntsb investigator. who ought to be taken the lead here? >> in an accident like this, it's the country where the accident actually occurred. in this case, it would be the you crane. although as you highlighted, it's complicated because ukraine, while the accident happened within their boundaries, they don't control the area where it took place. so, they

it's interesting netanyahu raised this issue with kerry because it's part of what seems to me a broad eerift sort of appearing between u.s. policy right now on the war in gaza and israeli policy which is we're going to do this until we have destroyed the tunnels, achieved our military objectives. an american government that's increasingly says, stop. >> this is true. you and i both know, i with efsh longer tenure than you, that this is an unusual time because the u.s. with all of its long history of support for israel is saying that the strategic consequences of this move just do not seem promising in any way. i think it was defense minister yesterday who said the -- the israeli defense minister -- that this would go on until it brought quiet. >> at the same time, it is another indicator of the realness of rockets. which obviously we've been covering the horrible humanitarian toll, civilians dead in gaza, over 600 israelis have been living under this constant threat, and though the death toll has been nothing remotely like it, in fact, rockets haven't killed anyone, there is the constant

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that figure was more than 22 million combined with all the auto deal eers. stingray which a totally halt sports car are showing signs of life in gm. i mean this is the new gm. this is the gm that says we're going back to what we know how to do that's build really good cars. a lot of smart people in detroit. a lot of smart people in gm. that being said i would consider buying a new gm product. i would not consider necessarily buying a used gm product. >> why do you think we can trust it? >> partly because of "consumer reports" reliability data. we're getting positive results back from the impala and silverado. but when you combine the "consumer reports" thorough testing, "consumer reports" intense surveys of our over 8 million subscribers and the fact that they haven't failed any crash tests, that adds up to some recommended test marks from "consumer reports." >> is there something that should steer me clear away from a car? >> automakers are putting out incentives. like the weight off their backs. they always got to take money back from you when they buy a c

. >> reporter: and tomorrow malia becomes eligible with a learn 'eers permit. >> when we're out of hereormal people so driving is a part of that. we're going have to figure that out. >> reporter: anita mcbride spent many years as an aide to first lady laura bush. she watched the bush daughters grow up. >> that's an adjustment for teenagers to know that the secret service is there. they can be very unobtrusive. they're also given a fair amount of direction to let the kids live as normal a life as they possibly can. >> reporter: and as mcbride points out, despite that, there are some perks. >> a birthday party in the bowling alley, the swimming pool, at camp david. birthday celebrations are with family and friends and you just happen to have one great address to host them. >> reporter: well, that's a good list of possibilities but the white house won't say what is planned for malia's birthday. that is part of the usual cone of silence around the activities of ma ley and her sister sasha. but in the past she's celebrated at camp david. that's not a bad place for a party, gayle. >> i would

gauge so none of it has been reporting as a measurable, but it's stim going to be out there for the bt eerle accident on nimitz where we have a couple lanes blocked off. boy, oh, boy, major delays from highway 84. pack a few extra minutes. >> thanks a lot. join us for the midday n announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, star of the movie, "sex tape," jason segel. and from the new spy thriller, "a most wanted man," willem dafoe. plus you questions and comments when the co-hosts open up the "inbox." all next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪

i'd like to welcome all of today's witnesses and i, too, want to acknowledge and welcome the form eer chairman and long time veteran of this committee, mr. barney frank. [ applause ] and i'm so pleased that he has agreed to be the democratic witness today. barney, i have had your portrait hanging over me for just about a year now, and during that time i have concluded that just seeing barney frank without hearing him is no barney frank at all. i'm pleased we all will be able to hear you today, and i hope to hear you remind my republican colleagues about just how close to the brink we came in 2008 and about why congress and the president responded forcefully with your namesake legislation, the dodd/frank wall street reform and consumer protection act. i'm hoping you will recount the incalculable widespread human suffering inflicted on millions of americans, suffering that still continues to this day, how years of deregulation, lax enforcement, and zero accountability for the nationals financial institutions destroyed more than $13 trillion in economic growth, $16 trillion in household

hurry to raise interest rates and buying into the secular stagnation argument arguing for lower norther eero it, slow in raising rates and keep them lower longer than they would have in the past. they made that very clear. yes -- i think we'll see a lot of people surprised at how slow the fed raises interest rates. >> david, i know you disagree with that. you said it before, you think the fed will be forced to raise sooner rather than expected, and even if i look at the sort of balances we have now on yields, for just this week, up 17, up 20 years and the 20-year followed through. the market appears to be turning, dave. >> well, yeah, and i think to the larry summers argument, i accept the idea if we got so broke in the long run, have a slower pace, but we're running out of capacity here, and i think wage growth will pick up over the next 12 months rapidly. the issue is people don't realize that the labor markets improved. if you look at surveys, they think the labor market is weak, but numbers say it's tightening, and employees and employers recognize that, you sigh wage acceleration. >> i

you determined it was ordinarily the drive 'eers decision. all nhtsa had to do is write a letter saying they were going to look into the power steefring defect and your guys were calendar. you did the recall. alan adam was going to label it a customer manufacturer's issue but as are result or toyota, it was afwleed that gi m should poej it it. so, quote, we would not get dragged into the senate. that's concerning to me, ms. barra, because it looks like there was a quick action when barra -- nhtsa threat mded. that was so tragically needed. by coincidence one of the victims cars had been taken in. she took it back because it was due to the egg ning situation. i'm -- have you figured out why there was a quick response on something you wouldn't have quickly row responses to and do you have a feeling lie you do that? >> you've stated largely the reasons and if you look at the data around the power steering. it clearly led to support that. thing we have data to support that with the recalls that we've done. when you look at the fact that in some c

the young eer bush's book will released by the same company that released his last book. >> just a cooljumping out of airplanes. >> my god, i have yet to do that once, and i won't. >> not now. >> exactly, right now is not the time. now is the time to get over to indraft. what's going on with weather? >> weekend activities, so close. here's the bad news. a lot of showers for eastern half of the country for several reasons. one, here's this low. notice all the waves of energy kind of kicking around it. that's from now through friday. then what happens after that, the warm front hanging off the coast line. it's going to back in, so all this moisture off the atlantic, all the warm mid-air will be just enough to bring the showers along entire eastern seaboard for the weekend, not anything anyone wants to see especially when we talk about a threat for severe weather. new england, places like burlington and concord and out towards maine still looking for that threat of severe weather but really rough. talking places like arkansas, louisiana, 2 to 5 inches of heavy rain. keep in mind if you're

expect igss and what you just pointed out with the economist, no matter what happens in second quart eere will almos discount those numbers too. so you'll have a longer period of time where the market's in flux, people aren't sure about what's really happening. >> i think if the notion becomes earnings and revenue the market can focus on that -- >> the revenue is real. >> revenue is -- >> that's what we said yesterday. somebody rightfully point out -- >> you recognize earnings. >> you could sell everything into a warehouse in macau -- >> it's weird to see every company doing that. for one or two companies sure you can do that. but not for 70% of the s&p 500. >> i just threw that out for the cynics -- for all the cynics in the audience. >> we heard the cynicism. we heard it. >> that's a good point on second quarter, because second quarter you're getting a bounceback from first quarter. maybe you got to wait for third quarter. both for earnings as well as gdp to see the clarity. the fed may be waiting for that as well before they take more action. >> jeff's going to be with us for the rest

we want to say a big thank you to the chairman of dare county board of commission eers.joining us this morning. >> the eye of the storm has cleared the carolinas, but the threat is not over yet. arthur is set to move up the east coast over the next 24 hours. let's get the very latest from meteorologist karen maginnis to talk about the projected path, where it's going to move and what people could be feeling on the east coast. >> yes. there will be several impacts, kate, and this is kind of a high resolution, a 3-d view. here is the eye right now. this is an image over the last four hours. this is going to be racing up the eastern seaboard and into new england. what can you expect? well, we've already seen that very heavy surf in a lot of areas. also heavy downpours. we're looking at coastal flooding. there will be wind damage. there could be plenty of beach erosion. we just got our update from the national hurricane center or the one critical piece or one difference is that this is now moving to the northeast at 23 miles an hour, so that's good. the faster it moves, the

dorothy hunt eer owns paw's.'m even doing some canned cat food. this is a succulent chicken and it tastes good. >> reporter: my, how the kitchen tables have turned. >> it's better than i thought. >> yeah. it actually is. >> reporter: her goal is to raise awareness about what's on the labels. >> all the ingredients you can pronounce them and you know what they are. that's a good sign. >> i don't think that people really do pay attention to the labels. >> reporter: veteran goes with the fast food for dogs. it lets you know where the ingredients are sourced. he does not recommend people eat pet food. >> we're not sure of the ingredients. we're not sure of potential contamination. and nutritionally it's not necessarily balanced for human nutrition. >> it tastes like chicken. >> reporter: dorothy hunter says she just wants to shine a light on nutrition. >> if you're eating it, maybe you'll read the ingredients of your own foods. >> reporter: a message unleashed from a pet lover eating dog food in a dog eat dog world.

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