Summary

This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN. --SUPERS-- :00 - :15 Courtesty: Robert Ray :17 - :24 Courtesy: Action News Jax/Russell Colburn :24 -: 27 WJXT :31 - :38 Courtesy: Robert Ray :38 - :48 Gov. Nathan Deal (R) Georgia WSB :48 - :55 Gov. Nikki Haley (R) South Carolina WIS :55 - :59 Gov. Pat McCrory (R) North Carolina UNC-TV :45 - :49 Courtesty: Robert Ray :49 - :57 President Obama (no font needed) :58 - 1:08 Courtesty: Robert Ray --LEAD IN-- HURRICANE MATTHEW CHURNING ALONG FLORIDA"S EAST COAST WITH MORE THAN 100-MILE PER HOUR WINDS. AS PARTS OF THE SUNSHINE STATE IS STILL BRACING FOR IMPACT -- GEORGIA AND THE CAROLINAS ARE PREPARING FOR WHAT"S TO COME OF MATTHEW THIS WEEKEND. SCOTT MCLEAN IS IN SAVANNAH WITH THE LATEST. --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS-- nats FIERCE WINDS.. nats GUSHING WATERS.. nats AND FLYING DEBRIS.. nats HURRICANE MATTHEW WHIPPED CENTRAL FLORIDA"S COAST FRIDAY MORNING.. BATTERING AREAS LIKE DAYTONA BEACH AND ST AUGUSTINE WITH MORE THAN 100- MILE-PER-HOUR WINDS. COASTAL COMMUNITIES IN GEORGIA, SOUTH CAROLINA AND NORTH CAROLINA ARE ALSO ON NOTICE AS HURRICANE MATTHEW CONTINUES ON IT PATH. Gov. Nathan Deal / (R) Georgia: "storm force winds effecting the state of Georgia and will continue to do so for the next 24 hours. Gov. Nikki Haley / (R) South Carolina "It is getting worse and so we"re looking at major storm surges, we are looking at major winds" Gov. Pat McCrory / (R) North Carolina: "The greatest impact to North Carolina will be Saturday thru Sunday morning. PRESIDENT OBAMA IS URGING RESIDENTS IN THOSE AREAS TO BE ON GUARD.. (Pres. Barack Obama) "Those of you who live in Georgia, I think should be paying attention because there"s been a lot of emphasis on Florida but this thing is going to keep on moving north through Florida into South Carolina. There are large population centers there that could be vulnerable." -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----

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Title (DNT) HURRICANE MATTHEW SLAMS COAST (5:45pmET)
Date 10-07-2016
Description This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN. --SUPERS-- :00 - :15 Courtesty: Robert Ray :17 - :24 Courtesy: Action News Jax/Russell Colburn :24 -: 27 WJXT :31 - :38 Courtesy: Robert Ray :38 - :48 Gov. Nathan Deal (R) Georgia WSB :48 - :55 Gov. Nikki Haley (R) South Carolina WIS :55 - :59 Gov. Pat McCrory (R) North Carolina UNC-TV :45 - :49 Courtesty: Robert Ray :49 - :57 President Obama (no font needed) :58 - 1:08 Courtesty: Robert Ray --LEAD IN-- HURRICANE MATTHEW CHURNING ALONG FLORIDA"S EAST COAST WITH MORE THAN 100-MILE PER HOUR WINDS. AS PARTS OF THE SUNSHINE STATE IS STILL BRACING FOR IMPACT -- GEORGIA AND THE CAROLINAS ARE PREPARING FOR WHAT"S TO COME OF MATTHEW THIS WEEKEND. SCOTT MCLEAN IS IN SAVANNAH WITH THE LATEST. --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS-- nats FIERCE WINDS.. nats GUSHING WATERS.. nats AND FLYING DEBRIS.. nats HURRICANE MATTHEW WHIPPED CENTRAL FLORIDA"S COAST FRIDAY MORNING.. BATTERING AREAS LIKE DAYTONA BEACH AND ST AUGUSTINE WITH MORE THAN 100- MILE-PER-HOUR WINDS. COASTAL COMMUNITIES IN GEORGIA, SOUTH CAROLINA AND NORTH CAROLINA ARE ALSO ON NOTICE AS HURRICANE MATTHEW CONTINUES ON IT PATH. Gov. Nathan Deal / (R) Georgia: "storm force winds effecting the state of Georgia and will continue to do so for the next 24 hours. Gov. Nikki Haley / (R) South Carolina "It is getting worse and so we"re looking at major storm surges, we are looking at major winds" Gov. Pat McCrory / (R) North Carolina: "The greatest impact to North Carolina will be Saturday thru Sunday morning. PRESIDENT OBAMA IS URGING RESIDENTS IN THOSE AREAS TO BE ON GUARD.. (Pres. Barack Obama) "Those of you who live in Georgia, I think should be paying attention because there"s been a lot of emphasis on Florida but this thing is going to keep on moving north through Florida into South Carolina. There are large population centers there that could be vulnerable." -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----
Class Editorial
Rights Rights Managed
Length 00:01:08
Frame Rate 25 fps
Format High Definition
Synopsis Deadly Hurricane Matthew sparks flash-flood fears
CNN ID 39435596
Name 370TBW4_001
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