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Soledad O’Brien, host of CNN: “Hello and welcome to a special edition of USA morning. I’m Soledad O’Brien.
Miles O’Brien, CNN Moderator: “And I’m Miles O’Brien. We are following an extremely dangerous hurricane for you, Dennis is now Class IV, headiong the coast of the Gulf countries there are far too long.

S. O’Brien: Yeah. Indeed, we here this morning, Pensacola, Florida, Mobile, Alabama. We reputation of journalists in two locations this morning.

Mr. O’Brien: And of course, we control in central weather often. Rob Marciano is a time for the Centre of the last storm and its possible target coordinates.

S. O’Brien: But first of all, no later than Hurricane Dennis. It is a monstrous storm, monstrous grand, very threatening in its intensity. The storm is currently a collision with an airplane was ramponierte by Hurricane Ivan nearly 10 months.

Dennis considered a light strike against the Florida Keys before it is in the Gulf of Mexico. Once upon a time in the warm waters of golf, to strengthen into a storm extremely dangerous category 4 hurricane’s maximum winds had increased to 145 mph. Dennis is responsible for at least 32 dead in the Caribbean, 10 in Cuba, 22 in Haiti.

We Rob Marciano. He is with us all morning. Let’s get right to him.

Hey, Rob, hello to you.

ROB Marciano, CNN meteorologist … Night. My microphone. What is my mike now? Do you hear my microphone? Ok.

This eye, you can directly behind me. It is an impressive storm now. It is now north-northwest at about 15 mph, a sharp eye. What was surprising, last night, if this thing - in a matter of how the two hours it was not an eye for an eye very different, and is maximal when the winds rise.

And now we are in category 4 strength. It goes a little farther in the waters west of Pensacola, where we have had for the first forecast last night. So the runway was something. Let’s talk a little know exactly where he is and where we believe it is.

Now, finally, the eye is always within reach of radar. We can always see above the eye on satellites, but they are available on the basis of radars on the country, so that only a certain amount of the sector. You will see the swath of Pensacola radar, or at least mobile radars, sliding and right by the wall of the eye, which moves in this direction.

How far or near, as is? Now it is about 170 km from Panama City, a little more than Biloxi. While the date is around 10 hours and change in Mobile, Alabama. So this is a serious situation.

Here’s the deal, as far as this, it compares. Of course, we have this last year, Ivan was a category 3, if the country in a similar case. Very similar to Hurricane Frederick runway for these people, in the year 1979, it was also a category 3

If it comes to a country as a category 4, which is forecasting, Miles, it is even worse injury obvious. So I hope we have some weaknesses, but at the moment, we do not see that happen.

Mr. O’Brien: All right. Thank you, Rob Marciano. To appreciate.

Rob told us how the storm is expected that the country somewhere between cases Pensacola, Florida, and Mobile, Alabama. We journalists in both places, of course. Dan east Lothian Mobile. We start with Randy Kaye in Pensacola - Randy?

RANDY Kaye, a correspondent for CNN: Hello, Miles. I am here to Pensacola, where a light rain began this morning and the winds are certainly kicked. Indeed, the weather said, I suppose that if serious here this morning, they do not deliver papers early in the morning.

But I wanted to share with you yesterday, paper, because I think that history is exactly the same thing today on this Sunday morning. “Hurricane Dennis on the Edge,” which tells the story very well for people in Pensacola.

Many people have evacuated the beach yesterday, and the beach closed yesterday at around 11:00 hours, and then we had to descend on the beach at 6:00 am yesterday. We had some videos to show you people evacuated.

More than 1 million people have evacuated the area and they closed the bridge I-10, the bridge connecting the mainland to the beach. And it is very, that the bridge was damaged by Hurricane Ivan in September. And just repairs that, in January. And these are only temporary repairs.

The shelters are the beginning of a little more human. They have a capacity of about 8,400 people. In late night, during the last census, there were about 2100 people living in shelters in Escambia County. There are about nine shelters. And it seems that people are really noting the caution around this period. Many people we talked to this area, they sit by Ivan, but now they have seen what can be done by Ivan, Category 3 does come here, so that the country as a category 3 Thus, you can not imagine how the sensation of the possibility of Hurricane Dennis as a category 4, 140 miles-Hour wind. This has a lot of people, which is intended to cover.