Nightline (ABC) - 2008-09-12 (Hurricane Ike)
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[0:00] All starts off with Barack Obama. Then
[0:02] Wednesday, John and Cindy McCain. Don't
[0:04] miss the train.
[0:09] Tonight on Night Line, Ike strikes. At
[0:13] this moment, the massive hurricane is
[0:15] slamming into Texas. We're live with the
[0:17] latest. Can the Seaw Walls hold off the
[0:20] raging storm? Plus, the interview day
[0:23] two. Charlie Gibson is back with more
[0:25] exclusive details from his much
[0:27] anticipated sitdown with Sarah Palin.
[0:30] Hillary, sexism, and more. Unique
[0:33] insights into the woman who wants to be
[0:35] vice president. But does she have what
[0:38] it takes?
[0:39] From the global resources of ABC News
[0:42] with Terry Moran, Martin Basher, and
[0:45] Cynthia Mcbaden in New York City. This
[0:48] is Night Live, September 12th, 2008.
[0:53] Good evening. As we come on air, the
[0:55] eyewall of Hurricane Ike, now pushing
[0:57] category 3 strength, is fast approaching
[1:00] the Texas Gulf Coast. The track shows
[1:03] the storm directly hitting Galveastston
[1:05] and Houston. Most people have taken the
[1:08] advice and fled from their homes, but
[1:11] tens of thousands of coastal residents
[1:13] have chosen to stay put. The storm surge
[1:16] now threatens to engulf the coastal
[1:18] areas and there are fears that tens of
[1:20] thousands of homes could be flooded. I'm
[1:24] joined now by Sharon Alonscy
[1:27] who's in Houston. Sharon.
[1:29] Well, the rain and the wind has really
[1:31] picked up here. We're seeing tree limbs
[1:33] falling and all of this hours before the
[1:37] storm is actually going to pass over
[1:39] Houston. America's fourth largest city
[1:42] is bracing for a hurricane. And this is
[1:44] what they're listening to in their homes
[1:45] tonight. You can hear just