NBC Nightly News - 1998-09-27

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[0:01] Hurricane George begins its Siege on the

[0:04] Gulf Coast wind rain and coastal

[0:06] flooding over 100m stretch only a fool

[0:11] uh would take something like this

[0:12] lightting it's serious business the

[0:14] Storm Center is still headed towards an

[0:16] area just east of New Orleans the

[0:19] Superdome has been designated as a

[0:21] shelter we hope and pray that each one

[0:23] of you will be following through and

[0:25] taking shelter CU this is a very large

[0:28] dangerous storm

[0:31] from NBC News world headquarters in New

[0:34] York this is NBC Nightly News reported

[0:38] by Len Cannon good evening Hurricane

[0:41] George is bearing down on the Gulf Coast

[0:43] tonight with 110 M hour winds it's

[0:46] expected to cause massive flooding from

[0:48] Alabama to Louisiana hundreds of

[0:51] thousands have evacuated the coast just

[0:53] where will this storm hit Ground Zero

[0:56] appears to be an area east of New

[0:58] Orleans we have three reports tonight

[1:00] Kenley Jones is in New Orleans as is

[1:03] Robert Hagar and Bob doson is an hour

[1:05] East in gulport Mississippi first Bob

[1:09] doson Len the hurricane is now less than

[1:13] 100 miles due south of here so there is

[1:15] a curfew from Dust to Dawn no one

[1:18] allowed out on the streets except

[1:19] essential Personnel fact of the matter

[1:21] is that most people who live along the

[1:23] coastline have already gone a long time

[1:25] ago no one wants to be here when

[1:28] Hurricane George comes for Sunday

[1:32] dinner the storm hit like a fist

[1:36] punching a Shore near Pensacola Florida

[1:39] pounding man-made

[1:40] beaches a wall of water in some places

[1:43] 15 ft high low tides helped but the wind

[1:48] is whipping flood waters into city

[1:50] streets r

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