enough or emergency responders to get there. we talk to a man who works in health care, a doctor in training, doesn't feel like he can leave because he may be needed in emergency situations during the storm. he lives in a high—rise tower here in downtown tampa, feels that his building is secure. but his property managers have been sending letters to each and every one of them urging them as the governor and emergency managers here in the county and city have set, please leave if you are in a low—lying area stop by to quote rhonda santos who at that press conference who said run away from the water, hide from the wind. again,— the wind. again, urging people who sta here the wind. again, urging people who stay here that _ the wind. again, urging people who stay here that it _ the wind. again, urging people who stay here that it is _ the wind. again, urging people who stay here that it is a _ stay here that it is a life—threatening storm. it will surge above ground level and is expected to hit some of those coastal areas.— expected to hit some of those coastal areas. those words really resonate with _ coastal areas. those words really resonate with floridians. - coastal areas. those words really resonate with floridians. less - coastal areas. those words really i resonate with floridians. less than a year ago, hurricane ian took the life of more. that is still memorable. there still people rebuilding their lives south of here. in fact, the city of fort