WE WILL LOOK AT THAT IN MORE DETAIL COMING UP AT THE BOTTOM OF THE HOUR, CALVIN AND NICOLE.
>> Calvin: THANK YOU.
OUR TEAM COVERAGE TURNS TO JUNO
BEACH.
>> Nicole: WHERE WE FIND LOCAL
10 REPORTER ALEX FINNIE.
WHAT ARE THE CONDITIONS OUT
THERE?
>> Reporter: ALL RIGHT, GUYS, I
WANT TO SHOW YOU, FIRST, THE
WAVES THAT WE ARE SEEING AT
JUNO BEACH.
THIS IS WHERE WE HAVE BEEN FOR
THE ENTIRE DAY SINCE YESTERDAY
BRINGING YOU DIFFERENT VANTAGE
POINTS HERE.
AS YOU CAN SEE THOSE OF WAVES
HAVE JUST CONTINUED TO GROW,
JUST AN INDICATOR OF THE
POWERFUL SYSTEM WE HAVE BEEN
DEALING WITH THE PAST FEW DAYS,
HURRICANE DORIAN.
JUST BEYOND THOSE WAVES YOU CAN
SEE PEOPLE HANGING AROUND HERE,
TAKING PHOTOS.
SEEMS THAT A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE
MOVED OFF THE BEACH.
AS A MATTER OF FACT, THIS IS
ACTUALLY THAN IT WAS A FEW
HOURS AGO.
PEOPLE ACTUALLY CLOSER TO THE
WATER TAKING THOSE PHOTOS.
THAT IS NOT ADVISED.
THAT IS WHY THIS AREA IS UNDER
A MANDATORY EVACUATION BECAUSE
OF JUST THAT.
TAKE YOU THIS WAY.
JUNO BEACH IS RIGHT BY THE
PIER, AND WE HAD A LOT OF
PEOPLE A LITTLE BIT EARLIER
HEADING DOWN THE PIER, WHICH
HAS BEEN CLOSED FOR THE PAST
SEVERAL DAYS.
AND BECAUSE OF THAT, LOOK AT
HOW FAR OUT THAT PIER EXTENDS.
WE HAD PEOPLE AT ABOUT THAT
SECOND AWNING OVER THERE
BECAUSE THIS STORM IS SO
POWERFUL, THAT IS SO DANGEROUS
AND WHAT POLICE HAVE BEEN
ADVISING PEOPLE NOT TO DO.
BECAUSE PEOPLE WERE NOT HEEDING
THE WARNINGS AND FOLLOWING THAT
DIRECTION, THEY PUT BACK UP
THIS POLICE TAPE OBVIOUSLY
LETTING PEOPLE KNOW A DANGER NO
THE TO CROSS IN THIS AREA.
WE HAVE BEEN SEEING THE WIND
AND THE RAIN BANDS COMING
THROUGH AND AS I AM TALKING TO
YOU RIGHT NOW ANOTHER BAND AND
ANOTHER BATCH OF THAT RAIN A
THAT -- THAT JUST ALMOST --
ALMOST FEELS LIKE A COLD RAIN
COMING OFF RIGHT NOW.
I WANT TO GO BACK OVER TO THE
WAVES, BECAUSE GIVING YOU AN
IDEA OF HOW BIG THESE WAVES
ARE, ABOUT SIX TO TEN FEET.
WEDNESDAY GUSTS AT 33 MILES PER
HOUR.
SO JUST REALLY, REALLY
INICATIVE OF HOW THESE
CONDITIONS CONTINUE TO
DETERIORATE OVER THE LAST FEW
HOURS.
WE HAD A BETH OF A PEAK OF
SUNSHINE A LITTLE BIT EARLIER.
THAT DID NOT LAST FOR LONG.
WE ARE BACK DEALING WITH THE
CONSTANT DETERIORATING
CONDITIONS.
I WANT YOU TO TAKE A LISTEN TO
A COUPLE THAT WE SPOKE WITH NOT
TOO LONG AGO.
MY BIGGEST QUESTION HAS BEEN
OUT HERE, WHY ARE PEOPLE COMING
OUT WHEN THIS HE KNOW WE ARE
DEALING WITH SUCH A DANGEROUS
STORM LIKE THIS.
TAKE A LISTEN.
>> I NEVER BEEN THROUGH A STORM
REALLY THIS BIG BEFORE.
>> Reporter: THAT IS A BIG ONE.
>> THE WAVES ARE GOING TO BE
BIG AND THE STORM IS GOING TO
BE BAD.
>> Reporter: THAT IS NOT THE
SOUND I WANTED TO YOU HEAR.
BUT THAT IS LITTLE AVA.
SHE IS EIGHT YEARS OLD.
IS HER FIRST STORM SHE
EXPERIENCED LIKE THIS.
OBVIOUSLY VERY, VERY DANGEROUS.
OUT HERE WITH HER DAD.
THEY HAVE GONE HOME TO GET TO A
SAFE LOCATION AND THAT IS
EXACTLY WHAT OFFICIALS WANT
PEOPLE TO DO AT THIS POINT.
I WILL TAKE YOU BACK AROUND
HERE TO WHERE WE WERE.
JUST KIND OF GIVING YOU AN
IDEA.
THIS IS KIND OF WHERE PEOPLE
ARE CONGREGATING AS THAT RAIN
IS STARTING TO COME DOWN.
WE, OF COURSE, ARE CONTINUING
TO MONITOR THIS SITUATION OUT
HERE AGAIN.
THIS AREA UNDER A MANDATORY
EVACUATION.
THAT IS BECAUSE IT IS OBVIOUSLY
SO CLOSE TO THE WATER.
PEOPLE ARE BEING ADVISEDED TO
GO INLAND.
OBVIOUSLY THOSE SHELTER ES FIND
THEMSELVES A SAFE PLACE TO GO
BECAUSE EVEN THOUGH THIS IS A
SLOW MOVING STORM AND DON’T
WANT PEOPLE FOOLED BY HOW SLOW
IT IS BECAUSE IT IS SUCH A
DANGEROUS STORM CARRYING WITH
IT QUITE A SYSTEM.
THAT IS WHY WE ARE ADVISING
PEOPLE NOT TO BE OUT HERE
BECAUSE WE ARE SEEING THE BANDS
COME IN.
WHEN THE BANDS COME IN THEY
COME IN WITH SUCH FEROCITY THAT
WE WANT YOU TO KEEP YOURSELF
AND YOUR FAMILY PROTECTED.
CALVIN, BACK TO YOU.
>> HOW DOES IT COMPARE, A
SHORTER.TIME SPAN BETWEEN THEM
OR LARGER TIME FRAME BETWEEN
THE BANDS COMING IN OR JUST THE
SAME?
>> Reporter: THAT IS A GOOD
QUESTION, CALVIN.
I WOULD SAY A SHORTER TIME
SPAN.
THEY ARE COMING IN -- IT’S
HEAVIER.
THE WIND IS ROUGHER.
OBVIOUSLY YOU CAN TELL BY THE
CURRENTS WE ARE EXPERIENCING IN
THE WATER.
YOU CAN SEE THOSE WAVES.
IF WE CAN COME AROUND HERE -- I
DON’T THINK WE CAN BECAUSE IT
IS DIFFICULT FOR US TO
REMEMBER, BUT THE WAVES ARE
CRASHING SO CHOSE TO THE STAIR
STEPS WE USE TO GET DOWN TO THE
BEACH.
IT WAS NOT DOING THAT
YESTERDAY.
YOU CAN TELL HOW FAR INLAND THE
SEA FOAM IS NOW.
ACTUALLY A BUNCH OF DEBRIS DOWN
THERE BY THE -- BY THE BEACH.
ALL OF THOSE SIGNS ARE
INDICATIONS THAT THINGS ARE
OBVIOUSLY WORSENING AND WILL
CONTINUE TO BE THAT WAY, OF
COURSE, AS THE DAY CONTINUES ON
AND AS HURRICANE DORIAN MOVES
CLOSER.
>> Nicole: ALEX, DO YOU FIND
AS THE WAVES GET BIGGER SO TO
SPEAK, MORE PEOPLE ARE COMING
OUT TO WATCH?
>> Reporter: AS THE WAVES ARE
GETTING BIGGER, MORE PEOPLE ARE
COMING OUT TO WATCH.
TO BE HONEST WITH YOU, NICOLE,
PEOPLE HAVE BEEN COMING OUT
WHETHER THE WAVES WERE BIG LIKE
THEY WERE YESTERDAY OR GROWING
BIGGER LIKE THEY ARE TODAY.
IT SEEMS THERE IS A STEADY
STREAM OF INFORM PEOPLE COMING
OUT BECAUSE THEY WANT THESE
PICTURES.
LET ME ASK THIS LADY.
WHY ARE YOU OUT HERE.
WE ARE SEALING WITH THE
DANGEROUS STORM.
>> JUST TO SEE THE OCEAN.
>> Reporter: JUST TO SEE THE
OCEAN.
>> AND THE PEOPLE.
>> Reporter: TO YOU FEEL
NERVOUS AT ALL?
>> NO, NOT AT ALL.
>> Reporter: WHAT IS YOUR PLAN
OF SAFETY BECAUSE YOU KNOW THIS
IS A MANDATORY EVACUATION ZONE.
>> WELL --
>> WE DON’T LIVE IN THIS AREA.
WE LIVE IN PALM BEACH GARDENS.
>> WE LIVE INLAND.
>> Reporter: HOW IT WAS DRIVING
IN THOUGH BECAUSE WE ARE SAYING
WIND BANDS, OF COURSE.
>> THERE ARE SOME PUDDLES OF
STANDING WATER, BUT OTHER THAN
THAT, IT’S FINE.
TRAFFIC AS USUAL.
>> Reporter: ALL RIGHT.
>> CAUTIOUSLY, BUT TRAFFIC AS
USUAL.
>> Reporter: CAUTIOUSLY.
>> WE ARE READY TO PAIL OUT.
>> Reporter: YOU ARE READY TO
BAIL OUT IF YOU NEED TO.
>> WE ARE READY TO BUG OUT.
>> Reporter: THAT IS THE THING,
THE STORM IS MOVING IN AND IT
WILL BE TOO LATE TO BAIL OUT
AND SOMETHING OFFICIALS ARE
SAYING.
YOUR TIME TO GET A PLAN IN
PLACE WAS WHY HE HAD AND ALL
THE DAYS BEFORE LEADING UP TO
THIS STORM.
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOURSELF AND
YOU FIND YOURSELF IN A SAFE
LOCATION.
>> Nicole: ALEX, AS YOU SAID
PEOPLE COMING IN TO TAKE THE
PICTURES AND SEE THE SITUATION
AND READY TO BAIL OUT IF
NECESSARY.
I AM SURE YOU FIND THAT TO BE
THE CASE ALL ALONG THE BEACH,
ALL ALONG THE PIER.
WITH OFFICIALS THERE, POLICE
THERE, AUTHORITIES, MAKING SURE
THAT EVERYBODY IS STILL SAFE?
>> Reporter: YES, THERE HAVE
BEEN AUTHORITIES HERE AND I AM
LOOKING AROUND RIGHT NOW
BECAUSE I DON’T SEE ANY POLICE
CARS AT THIS EXACT MOMENT.
THEY COULD BE POSITIONED IN
OTHER AREAS AROUND THE PIER AT
THIS POINT.
BUT -- OH, EXCUSE ME.
I HEARD SOME PEOPLE SCREAMING
AND I THOUGHT SOMETHING WAS
GOING ON.
THEY ARE POSITIONED AT OTHER
POINTS AROUND THE PIER BUT THEY
HAVE BEEN URGING PEOPLE --
POLICE HAVE BEEN URGING PEOPLE
ALL DAY SINCE YESTERDAY NOT TO
BE IN THIS AREA.
>> Nicole: ALL RIGHT, ALEX,
THANK YOU.
WE WILL CHECK BACK WITH YOU IN
JUST A BIT OF.
>> Calvin: SOME PARTS OF OF
FLORIDA ARE FEELING DORIAN’S
IMPACT.
>> Nicole: THE STORM IS
EXPECTED TO BE FELT NEAR OF OR
ON THE COAST.
TERRELL FORNEY LIVE FROM
SATELLITE BEACH.
>> Reporter: NICOLE AND CALVIN,
GOOD AFTERNOON.
THESE WAVES ARE GETTING BIGGER
AND BIGGER.
JUST A MINUTE AGO WE SAW THE
FIRST WAVE CRASHING UP AGAINST
THIS DUNE THAT SEPARATES US
FROM THE SHORE AND THE SAND
LINE.
THE WAVE CRASHED SO HIGH THAT
IT NEARLY TOPPED THE DUNE
ITSELF.
THESE WAVES ARE DEFINITELY
GETTING BIGGER AND BIGGER AND
WHAT IS CONSISTENT ALL MORNING
LONG AND THROUGH THE EARLY PART
OF THE AFTERNOON ARE THE
ROLLING WAVES GETTING CLOSER
AND CLOSER.
YOU KNOW PEOPLE SEE AWE IN
THIS.
THEY HAVE BASICALLY BEEN COMING
OUT TAKING PHOTOS OF THE WAVES
AND HOW HIGH THINGS HAVE BEEN.
IF YOU LOOK OVER HERE, HOW THE
TREES HAVE BEEN SWAYING IN THE
BACK GROUND AS WELL.
YOU CAN GET A SENSE OF HOW HIGH
-- OR HOW MUCH, I SHOULD SAY
THERE ARE WIND HAS BEEN GOING.
BUT THIS IS THE CONDITION.
I KNOW THAT THE BREVARD COUNTY
MUCH EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
OFFICE HAS JUST TWEETED OUT A
MESSAGE URGING ALL RESIDENTS
HERE TO HEED THE EVACUATION
WARNINGS.
THEY WANT PEOPLE TO EVACUATE
AND THEY WANT PEOPLE TO HEED
THAT MANDATORY EVACUATION ORDER
THAT IS IN STORE FOR THIS AREA.
THEY ARE TELLING PEOPLE THAT,
OF COURSE, THE CAUSEWAYS ARE
NOT GOING TO BE SHUT DOWN.
THAT IS NOT THEIR PROTOCOL WHEN
A STORM LIKE THIS ROLLS IN, BUT
IF YOU PERHAPS ARE DRIVING
ACROSS THAT CAUSEWAY AND A HUGE
GUST OF WIND OVERTURNS YOUR
VEHICLE, YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN
BECAUSE EVEN THE FIRST
RESPONDERS HAVE TO HUNKER DOWN
WHEN THE WORST OF THE STORM
ROLLS THROUGH.
WE JUST SAW A POWER TRUCK -- AN
ELECTRICITY OF CUP.
A POWER COMPANY MUCH TRUCK ROLL
IN AS WELL.
WE HAVE BEEN DRIVING AROUND
CENTRAL FLORIDA FOR ABOUT THE
-- ABOUT THE LAST DAY OR SO AND
WE HAVE SEEN THESE POWER CREW
COMPANIES EN MASS, IN CONVOYS
STAGING AT DIFFERENT PARTS OF
THE CITY.
THIS IS FPL RIGHT HERE.
LOOKS LIKE THEY WILL DO WORK AT
A POWER POLE ON SATELLITE
BEACH.
WE ARE SEEING THIS IN REAL
TIME.
FEW PEOPLE WALKING UNDERNEATH
THIS POWER POLE WITH THE
GENERATOR THERE.
YOU SEE THE GUY WAVING IN THE
BACKGROUND.
YOU CAN ONLY ASSUME THEY ARE
DOING WORK AHEAD OF THE WINDY
CONDITIONS THAT ARE ANTICIPATED
FOR THIS AREA.
THE WIND GUSTS ARE EXPECTED TO
BE BETWEEN 630 AND 8 O
0-MILE-PER-HOUR.
THESE ARE TROPICAL STORM FORCE
WINDS BUT THE STORM SURGE IS
EXPECTED TO BE THE BIG THREAT
BETWEEN THREE AND SEVEN FEET OF
STORM SURGE EXPECTED TO
LITERALLY INUNDATE THE CENTRAL
FLORIDA COASTLINE.
NICOLE, CALVIN YOU ARE.
>> Nicole: YOU HAVE BEEN OUT
THERE FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS.
I HAVE BEEN WATCHING YOUR
REPORT.
TALK TO US ABOUT THE WINDY AND
GUSTY CONDITIONS AND THE OCEAN.
HAS IT GOTTEN PROGRESSIVELY
WORSE.
>> HOW HAS IT BEEN OVER THE
LAST FEW HOURS?
>> Reporter: THE WIND HAS BEEN
VERY CONSISTENT, BUT THE WAVES
-- WE NOTICED THE WAVES GET
WORSE AS THE AFTERNOON
PROGRESSED.
JUST AT THE END OF THE
SHORELINE.
YOU ARE LOOKING AT THE
SHORELINE RIGHT NOW BUT THERE
IS A STAIRWAY THAT IS JUST TO
THE RIGHT OF IT OF.
THE STAIRWAY LEADS DOWN TO THE
SAND AND AT ONE POINT YOU COULD
NOT WALK COMPLETELY DOWN THAT
STAIRWAY TO GET TO THE BOTTOM
OF THE SAND BECAUSE OF THE
WAVES COMING SO FAR ON SHORE.
OF COURSE, BECAUSE OF THIS BAD
WEATHER, YOU GET PEOPLE OUT
HERE DOING VERY DANGEROUS OF
THINGS ON THE SURFBOARD BOARD.
SOMETHING THAT SHOULD NOT BE
HAPPENING AND THE STORM IS NOT
SOMETHING THAT YOU SHOULD BE
TAKING LIGHTLY.
THEY ARE PUTTING THEIR OWN
LIVES AT RISK, AND, YOU KNOW,
THAT IS SOMETHING THAT
EMERGENCY MANAGERS DON’T WANT
TO SEE.
WE WANT TO FOCUS ON TELLING
PEOPLE THE IMPORTANT
INFORMATION, THAT IS ORB WHY
USUALLY EVACUATE -- THAT IS
OBVIOUSLY EVACUATE IF YOU WERE
UNDER THE EVACUATION ORDERS.
THE PEOPLE WE HAVE OPINION
SPEAKING WITH IN A SAFE
DISTANCE AT THE PARK WITH THE
DRYLAND.
THEY ARE THE OF PEOPLE TAKING
PHOTOS IN A SAFE DISTANCE IN
AWE OF WHAT MOTHER NATURE IS
SHOWING THEM FROM THE OUTER
BANDS OF HURRICANE DORIAN.
WE VICE PRESIDENT SEEN ANY RAIN
IN A WHILE.
OF AT ONE POINT, THE RAIN WAS
ON AGAIN AND OFF AGAIN AND THAT
PART HAS NOT BEEN AS CONSISTENT
AS THE BREEZY WEATHER.
FOR THE FOLKS HERE, WE HAVE
BEEN TALKING TO MULTIPLE PEOPLE
THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
THEY HAVE BEEN TELLING US THAT
FOR THE MOST PART, MOST OF THE
PEOPLE WHO CALL THE COASTAL
COMMUNITIES HOME HAVE
EVACUATED.
BUT FOR THE PEOPLE THAT YOU
STILL SEE HERE, A LOT OF THEM
SAY THEY HAVE NO PLANS TO
EVACUATE.
THEIR LIVELIHOODS ARE HERE,
THEIR BUSINESSES ARE HERE,
THEIR HOMES ARE HERE.
THEY PLAN TO RETREAT IN THEIR
HOMES WHEN THE CONDITION REALLY
GETS BAD.
SOMETHING THAT EMERGENCY
MANAGERS OBVIOUSLY STRONGLY
URGE AGAINST.
A MANDATORY EVACUATION ORDER
BUT NOT STRONGLY ENFORCING THAT
THROUGH IF BREVARD COUNTY.
>> Nicole: TERRELL, WE WILL