BOLDUAN: Welcome back. We've just learned that the U.S. Navy is moving ships and aircraft, out of harm's way, along the East Coast, as Hurricane Dorian is now approaching. Pentagon Correspondent, Barbara Starr joins me now with an update on this. Barbara, what are you hearing?</s>BARBARA STARR, CNN PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: Well good morning. The U.S. Navy already having to move 26 ships from Florida to Virginia out to sea on the other side of the hurricane, and some 260 aircraft, both Navy and Air Force also, moving out of the Hurricane's path. These are very expensive assets. So, they have to get them out of the way. But we have new developments as well. Four MV-22 aircraft, Marine Corps aircraft are moving down to the Bahamas. They are now going to work out at Freeport and Nassau, and try and assist with relief and recovery efforts. They will be able to ferry supplies on shore. They will be able to help with relief efforts. And this will also back up some of the initial Coast Guard efforts. But expect to hear much more in the coming hours and days about more U.S. relief headed to the Bahamas. Kate?</s>BOLDUAN: And we're definitely hearing from the ground, they need all the help they can get. Barbara, thank you so much.</s>STARR: Sure.</s>BOLDUAN: Still ahead, CNN - CNN crews are on the ground, and flying into the Abaco Islands, the hardest hit areas of the Bahamas from the hurricane. A first look on the ground. Stay with us.
U.S. Navy Moves Ships, Aircraft Out Of Norfolk Ahead Of Hurricane.