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at this miami home depot, we met jose noriega, buying 26 sandbags. >> obviously planning for the worst possible, but hoping for the best. >> reporter: dorian tore through the u.s. and british virgin islands wednesday, winds gusting above 110 miles per hour. ripping this roof to pieces. and tonight, it's getting stronger by the minute. florida's governor today telling residents the time to prepare is now. >> you should have seven days of food and medicine and water. >> reporter: with more than 17 million people, nearly the entire state of florida in the cone of uncertainty. mass evacuations are likely. >> it's mind-boggling, because nobody knows exactly where this storm's going. >> reporter: hurricane hunters flying inside dorian trying to track the storm's every movement. at the kennedy space center, nasa using this crawler to move a 400-foot tall mobile launcher out of harm's way. florida power and light bracing for outages. some 15,000 transformers onhand. 5,000 crew members standing by. >> we are ready, we're prepared and we will address all the outages as they happen. >> reporter:

a guy from out of town that is when we saw the spike, when they are targeting noriega and on market street. >> we are seeing some spikes now, in certain sectors. now they are going after certain types of businesses and i think some of that is probably utilizing google maps. >> that is when i think this will get activated more. thank you very much. next item please. >> board of supervisors 190775 mi: resolution urging office of small business to convene a small business economic mitigation working group. >> i want to pull this out separately from the director report in case you wanted to have a more extensive discussion supervisor walton when he was here to present on the e-cigarette ban, to say he is committed to working and doing some economic mitigation and then very specifically in response to the resolution that you all past and submitted to the board of supervisors. supervisor walton developed this resolution, and has directed our office to convene the working group, which it will consist of our office, a member of the commission, member of the office of economic and workforce develop

at this miami home depot, we met jose noriega buying 26 sandbags. >> obviously planning for the worstbritish virgin islands wednesday. winds gusting above 110 miles per hour. ripping this roof to pieces. and it's getting stronger by the minute. florida's governor telling residents the time to prepare is now. >> you should have seven days of food and medicine and water. >> reporter: with more than 17 million people, nearly the entire state of florida, in the cone of uncertainty, mass evacuations are likely. >> it's mind boggling because nobody knows exactly where this storm's going. >> reporter: hurricane hunters flying inside dorian trying to track the storm's every movement. at kennedy space center, nasa using this crawler to move a 400 foot tall mobile launcher out of harm's way. florida power and light bracing for outages. some 15,000 transformers on hand, 5,000 crew members standing by. >> we are ready, we're prepared, and we will address all the ash >> reporter: dorian now potentially the strongest hurricane to strike florida's east coast since andrew, a category 5, in 1992. the

noriega out of power in man panama and those talks ended up not faring as well and the administrationsh administration ultimately did that. i don't know if this situation will turn out differently. i think the big issue is what's the price we're going to have to pay to mr. maduro for reaching some kind of agreement? is he going to be let off the hook completely? is he not going to be accountable for all the terrible things that have happened in his country for the fact that venezuela has become a narco trafficking state? i think the devil is going to be in the details. the other thing is how -- what kind of opportunity is this going to result in for the opposition? are they going to be kind of frozen out with the old maduro types allowed to stay in office or stay in their current positions? i think the details are going to be extremely important in this and i hope that we're taking a very firm line with them. maria: yeah. well, let me switch gears and ask you about immigration because the trump administration is proposing a rule to change border detentions, allowing the government to