JEFF FLOCK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: I like hurricanes, the power that you see. The other thing about hurricanes is that you can experience them with some degree of safety if you know what you are doing. In a hurricane, if you get in a good strong steal construction, and concrete building that is high enough up, you can weather it out. I just think, I've always been interested in communicating about hurricanes. There is one shot of me, arm around a telephone pole, it was a light pole actually, and with that wind blowing, like that, it was intense. At one point, we interviewed a guy on the street, who had come -- he was an emergency management guy from the center of the state who had come just to observe a hurricane. And we are holding on to each other, as we are conducting the interview. It wasn't that bad a storm. We could pretty much feel like we could stand there and have some degree of safety. Apparently, a lot of people called in and had some concern for our safety or intelligence, but it was a great opportunity to communicate just what a hurricane is live. This is what CNN can do that other people can't, because they are not on the air all the time.</s>FLOCK: This may be our last live report because I don't think we are going to be able to get through this.</s>FLOCK: They are just fascinating to me.
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