pivots on? i remember that barack obama won ohio two times as well, so ultimate swing state status to go back and forth. when things ohioans have always been for it for elected officials who support them, their families, their job, their wages and, there is no better fighter for ohioans, there s no better fighter for all hines freedom and wages and sherrod brown. i think ohioans will remember that as they go into the voting box in 2024, especially when you see who he is up against. coming out of tuesday i think it s safe to say that the biggest loser in ohio has been officially crowned frank la rose, ohio secretary of state, who staked his political career on state issue one, and is trying to challenge senator brown in 2024. he shows himself to be out of touch with most ohioans on this subject of a balloon, but he shown himself to be a pretty bad official and pretty poor stored, with ohio s trust, costing is $20 million in a
and what will be your message to ohioans after the election if you don t win? j.d. vance: yes, ma am. very important question. i appreciate you asking it. i do believe in the integrity of ohio s elections. i this i we have great elections in the state of ohio. i think frankly ourselves if i can put a plug in for frank la rose does a good job of administering our elections in the state of ohio. [applause] j.d. vance: so i expect to win. i expect to get the great honor of going to washington, d.c. and representing the people of ohio in the united states senate. but, of course, if things don t go the way i expect, i will support the guy who wins and i will try to be as supportive as i possibly can even accepting that we are going to disagree on big issues. i will just on this question of. i think there is a lot that gets caught up in the back and forth and the political, you know, we have a country with a really high temperature and so let s just be clear about the things that i think
our next guest is dealing with tonight. craig weber is the sheriff where la rose is located. he joins us on the phone. sheriff, what is the latest at that hospital? is it safe for the patients and staff inside? the information we have is that the hospital is stable and there was only a small census of patients i think maybe ten total. so administrator and her staff are able to provide care for those patients and they just relocated to a lower floor of the hospital but you are correct, it did sustain moderate damage to the roof as did a second hospital located in louisiana there are three hospitals in the parish that sustained moderate damage. can you set the scene of the conditions in your parish? as early as 10:00 this morning, the lower part or
with protection starting at $79 a year. well, we re new friends. to be fair. eh, still. . and we have an update on this stunning video we showed you earlier today that showed a roof being ripped off a clinic in la rose, louisiana. you can see the roof coming right off. cnn just spoke with the local sheriff s office. they said there were people inside this clinic and that everyone there is stable and they are working on evacuation efforts after the storm dies down. again, in la rose, louisiana, just seeing that roof being ripped off the clinic there. you can see the emergency sign right there at the front of the clinic. you know there are patients inside. but we re told everyone is fine at the moment and authorities are going to get there as soon as they can. there s water trickling but from
based on the hurricane prak and the wind rain and surge forecast for the remainder of the hurricane, the cpra is anticipating some over topping of the southeast portions of the la rose to golden meadow levy system. nonfederal backed and alliance and nonfederal levies in lower st. bernard perish as well. obviously overtopping is concerning but i want to make sure that everybody understands, overtopping and levy failure are not the same thing. a levy failure can be more catastrophic. they re not the same thing. obviously we re going to continue to monitor the flood protection system. i can tell you right now we do not anticipate any overtopping of the mississippi river levies or overtopping of the levies in the hurricane risk reduction