WFOR (CBS Miami) early-evening newscasts - 2005-09-07

Name: WFOR (CBS Miami) early-evening newscasts - 2005-09-07
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[0:01] Next at five, tropical storm Oilia

[0:03] threatening a portion of Florida's east

[0:05] coast.

[0:06] >> Brian Norcross here in weather control.

[0:08] We're going to be talking about the

[0:09] storm for many days to come. It's just

[0:11] not going anywhere fast. I'll have the

[0:13] full story in just a moment.

[0:14] >> Plus, new danger in New Orleans and it's

[0:16] in the water. CBS4's Brian Andrews is

[0:18] there live.

[0:18] >> And stories of survival. Mike Kersh also

[0:21] live in New Orleans with the people who

[0:22] are being forced to live in cemeteries.

[0:24] >> The head of FEMA in the hot seat and

[0:26] under fire on camera. A convoy of care

[0:29] from South Florida arrives at its

[0:30] destination. CBS4 is there with the

[0:32] hurricane help

[0:33] >> and word reaches the North Pole of the

[0:35] need for a little Christmas after

[0:37] Katrina.

[0:37] >> Hello South Florida. I'm Maggie

[0:39] Rodriguez.

[0:39] >> I'm Rob Hanrahan. CBS4 News at 5 starts

[0:42] right now.

[0:45] >> Now live, this is CBS4 News First at 5.

[0:51] >> And off the top, tropical storm Oilia

[0:53] churning just off Florida's east coast.

[0:55] And in no apparent rush to go anywhere,

[0:57] your weather station is tracking Oilia,

[0:59] which has a portion of our state under a

[1:01] tropical storm warning.

[1:03] >> Let's get right to CBS4 meteorologist

[1:05] Brian Norcross live in weather control

[1:06] with the new advisory and forecast

[1:08] track. Brian.

[1:09] >> All right, Maggie and Rob. Tropical

[1:10] storm force winds have reached the coast

[1:12] up around New Smyrna Beach near Daytona

[1:14] Beach, but really only in gusts and in

[1:17] squalls. Most of the action is offshore

[1:19] and looks like it's going to stay that

[1:20] way for a while. Here's where