TONIGHT,
TONIGHT, FEMA IS WORKING WITH GEORGIA AND THREE OTHER STATES
IN THE PATH OF THIS MASSIVE
HURRICANE.
HURRICANE. >> WE DO NOT EVEN KNOW IT IS
HAPPENING.
HAPPENING. >> WE HAVE TEAM COVERAGE, IT
STARTS RIGHT NOW.4@
>> LOOK AT ALL OF THIS SIDING
TORN OFF OF THIS BUILDING.
>> WE 4@ARE GETTING THE FIRST
LOOK AT THE DA4@MAGE LEFT4@ BEH
FROM HURRICANE DORIAN.
YOU CAN SEE DAMAGED HOMES AND4@
DOWNPOURS ACROSS THE BAHAMAS.
THE STORM MADE LANDFALL THERE
AS A RECORD-BREAKING CATEGORY
FIVE HURRICANE.
FIVE HURRICANE. THIS VIDEO GIVES A CLOSER LOOK
AT THE DAMAGE INSIDE ANOTHER
BUILDING.
BUILDING.
BUILDING. YOU SEE RIPPED INSTALLATION AND
TIME DEBRIS.
TIME DEBRIS. A FORMER AIDE TO THE PRIME
MINISTER TWEETED THIS VIDEO
FROM AN ISLAND.
THIS STORM IS NOTHING TO PLAY
AROUND WITH.
AROUND WITH. IT IS GET4@TING CLOSER AND CLOS
TO FLORIDA.
TO FLORIDA. THERE IS A MANDATORY EVACUATION
FOR ALL SIX GEORGIA COUNTIES
ALONG THE COAST.
>> HE WILL MEET WITH EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS.4@
MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS.4@ WE ARE HOLDIN4@G A NEWS
CONFERENCE AT 4:30 PM.
TONIGHT A STATE OF EMERGENCY
HAS BEEN DECLARED FOR FOUR
STATES INCLUDING GEORGIA, NORTH
CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA, AND
GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
GEORGIA. >> WE HAVE LIVE COVERAGE FROM
11 ALIVE AND HOW PEOPLE IN
GEORGIA ARE GETTING READY.
>> LET'S START FIRST WITH OUR
CHIEF METEOROLOGIST.
CHIEF METEOROLOGIST. WE HAVE THE TRACK4@ ON THIS
HURRICANE.
HURRICANE. >> WE HAVE A BRAND-NEW ADVISORY
IN FROM THE NATIONAL HURRICANE
CENTER.
CENTER.
CENTER. YOU CAN SEE WHERE THE STORM IS @
IN RELATION TO US IN ATLANTA.
IT IS MAKING ANOTHER LANDFALL
RIGHT NOW AT GRAND BAHAMA
ISLAND.
ISLAND.
ISLAND. EARLIER IT MADE LANDFALL ON
ANOTHER ISLAND.
ANOTHER ISLAND. IT MOVED OVER THE WATER.
IT IS MAKING ANOTHER LANDFALL.
MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS HAVE
COME FROM 185 MILES PER HOUR TO
180.
180.
180. THE
180. THE NEWEST TRACK SHOWS 180 MILE
AN HOUR WINDS WITH GUSTS UP TO
220 MILES AN HOUR.
IT IS MOVING SLOWLY TO THE
WEST.
WEST.
WEST. IT
WEST. IT WILL MAINTAIN CATEGORY FIVE
STATUS.
STATUS.
STATUS. TOMORROW IT WILL COME DOWN4@ TO
CATEGORY FOUR.
CATEGORY FOUR. IT WILL PROBABLY TURN LATE
MONDAY AND INTO TUESDAY.
IT WILL MOVE UP AS A CATEGORY
FOUR OFF THE COAST OF FLORIDA.
IT WILL BRING HURRICANE FORCE
WINDS AND STRONG AND HEAVY RAIN
ALONG THE FLORIDA COAST.
IT WILL BE A CATEGORY THREE ON
WEDNESDAY.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY NIGHT, IT WILL BE A
CATEGORY TWO.
CATEGORY TWO. THIS IS AS IT I4@S NEARING NORT
CAROLINA.
CAROLINA.
CAROLINA. ON TUESDAY, INTO WEDNESDAY,
THAT IS WHEN THE GEORGIA COAST
WILL BE FEELING MOST OF THE
IMPACTS WITH RAIN AND ALSO VERY
STRONG WIND.4@
STRONG WIND.4@ EVEN THOUGH IT IS NOT MAKING A
DIRECT LANDFALL, THERE WILL
STILL BE MANY IMPACTS FELT ON
THE COASTLINE.
THE COASTLINE. STAY WITH US.
WE WILL LET YOU KNOW HOW THIS
WILL IMPACT US IN METRO
ATLANTA.
ATLANTA.
ATLANTA. >>> HURRICANE DORIAN IS
EXPECTED TO BRING DANGEROUS
LEVELS OF FLOODING ALONG THE
GEOR4@GIA COAST.
GEOR4@GIA COAST. >> RYAN KRUGER TALKED TO HOME
OWNERS ON SAINT SIMON ISLAND
4@
OWNERS ON SAINT SIMON ISLAND WHO ARE 4@PREPARING FOR THE
WORST.
WORST.
WORST. >>
WORST. >> Reporter: CREWS ARE WARNING
HOMEOWNERS THAT THE BRIDGE TO
AND FROM THE ISLAND MAY SLIDE.
PEOPLE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO GET
ON OR OFF RIGHT AFTER DORIAN
HITS.
HITS.
HITS. >>
HITS. >> THE PICTURE-PERFECT VIEWS OF
HITS. >> THE PICTURE-PERFECT VIEWS OF@
THIS ISLAND, THEY CREATE
BREATHTAKING VACATIONS.4@4@4@
BREATHTAKING VACATIONS.4@4@4@ ALEX IS HOPING THIS WILL NOT
TURN INTO A NIGHTMARE.4@
>> I SAID I WOULD NOT STAY
AGAIN.
AGAIN.
AGAIN. >>
AGAIN. >> Reporter: SUNDAY WAS HER
70th BIRTHDAY.
70th BIRTHDAY. SHE HAS LIVED HER LIFE IN THIS
HOUSE OVERLOOKING THE WATER.
SHE HAS BEEN THROUGH MANY
STORMS.
STORMS.
STORMS. >>, WAS THE SCARIEST. 4@
>> Reporter: LOOK AT HER CELL
PHONE VIDEO.
PHONE VIDEO. SHE LOST HER DECK BUT THAT WAS
IT.
IT.
IT. >>
IT. >> THANK GOODNESS THAT WAS ALL
WE LOST.
WE LOST.
WE LOST. >> EVERYTHING CAN BE REBUILT.
>> Reporter: HER HUSBAND SHOWED
US HOW CLOSE THE WATER CAME TO
THE HOUSE.
THE HOUSE. >> IT CAME UP 18 INCHES RIGHT 4@
HERE.
HERE.
HERE. >>
HERE. >> Reporter: NEIGHBORS HAVE
STARTED PREPARING FOR HURRICANE
DORI4@AN.
DORI4@AN.
DORI4@AN. WORKERS COVERED THE WINDOWS AT
THE LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM.4@ 4@
WELL THOUSANDS OF VACATIONERS
ARE SOAKING UP THE LAST BIT OF
SUNSHINE, MANY OF THEM WILL BE
GONE BY THE TIME DORIAN'S
IMPACTS ARE FELT HERE.
THESE PEOPLE WILL4@ STAY LIKE
THEY ALWAYS DO.
>> WHATEVER HAPPENS, HAPPENS.
IT IS GOD'S WILL.
>> Reporter: OFFICIALS ARE
SAYING WE COULD SEE IMPACTS
HERE AS EARLY AS TUESDAY.
>> THANK YOU A LOT.
>>> A FORMER METRO ATLANTA
CATERER WILL LEND A HELPING
HAND TO SURVIVORS.
HE SAID TH4@OUSANDS OF PEOPLE
AF4@TER HURRICANE MICHAEL LAST
YEAR.
YEAR.
YEAR. HE
YEAR. HE IS READY TO DO IT AGAIN.
>> Reporter: THIS IS THE FACE
OF A MAN WATCHING A HURRICANE.
IT IS THE FACE OF A MAN
PREPARING FOR THE AFTERMATH.
>> PEOPLE HAVE NO
INFRASTRUCTURE, NO POWER, NO
NOTHING.
NOTHING.
NOTHING. THEY WILL BE HUNGRY.
WE TRY TO COMFORT THEM WITH A
GOOD HOT MEAL.
>> Reporter:4@4@ HE IS STOCKING
ON PASTA AND LOTS OF IT.
>> IT DOES NOT REQUIRE
REFRIGERATION, IT HOLDS
TEMPERATURE FOR A LONG TIME.
WE CAN MAKE IT AND 4@TRANSPORT
WITHOUT FILING ANY FOOD SAFETY
GUIDELINES.
GUIDELINES. >> Reporter:4@ THIS FOOD WILL G
INTO STORM RAVAGED AREAS.
>> WE WILL DELIVER 10,000 MEALS
A DAY.
A DAY.
A DAY. WE
A DAY. WE COOK THE FOOD IN OTHER
PLACES AND WE PACKET INTO THIS
BOX.
BOX.
BOX. >>
BOX. >> THIS COULD BE THE SECOND 4@
TIME BECAUSE HEADS INTO AN AREA
DEVASTATED BY A HURRICANE.
>> Reporter: LAST4@ YEAR HE
TRAVELED ACROSS FLORIDA.
>> WE SAID ABOUT 13-15,000
PEOPLE IN FIVE DAYS.
>> Reporter: BUSINESSES,
CHURCHES, AND SURVIVORS DONATED
MONEY, SUPPLIES, AND FOOD.
>> MANY MORE VOLUNTEERS ARE
NECESSARY.
NECESSARY. >> Reporter: HIS FIRST MISSION
PRESENTED CHALLENGES LIKE LONG
DRIVE TIMES.4@
DRIVE TIMES.4@ HE HAD TO DEAL WITH THE LOSS OF
ELECTRICITY.
ELECTRICITY. HE IS OVER PREPARING THIS TIME.
HE MAY FEED SURVIVORS AFTER A
MASSIVE STORM, IT IS THOSE
PEOPLE WHO IN RETURN SHE'D HIS
SOUL.
SOUL.
SOUL. >>
SOUL. >> THIS IS A SPIRITUAL THING.
THEY WILL FEED US WITH
GRATITUDE AND COURAGE AND
STRENGTH.
STRENGTH.
STRENGTH. THIS IS IN THE FACE OF
DE4@VASTATION.
DE4@VASTATION. >> Reporter: THIS MAN HOPES HE
NEVER HAS TO LEAVE GEORGIA.
HE PRAYS THE DAMAGE WILL BE
MINIMAL.
MINIMAL.
MINIMAL. HE AND OTHERS FROM HIS TEAM ARE
READY TO FUND RAISE, MOVE, AND
COOK.
COOK.
COOK. >>>
COOK. >>> IF YOU KNOW OF ANY EVACUEES
LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO STAY,
AND THEN TO MOTOR SPEEDWAY IS
LETTING PEOPLE CAMP THERE FOR
FREE.
FREE.
FREE. THEY HAVE MORE THAN 30 CAMPERS
OUT THERE TONIGHT.
THEY HAVE DONE THIS FOR YEARS
DURING HURRICANE SEASON.
>>> NEARLY 50 DOGS AND CATS ARE
SAFE AND SOUND AT THE EVENT
HUMANE SOCIETY.
HUMANE SOCIETY. CREWS BROUGHT THE ANIMALS IN
FROM SHELTERS.
FROM SHELTERS. >>> STAY WITH 11 ALIVE FOR
COMPLETE UP TO DATE COVERAGE.
RYAN KRUGER AND KRISTI
ETHERIDGE WILL HAVE A DATES.
LOOK FOR THEM ON FACEBOOK AND