here is what tuesday looks like. big storm moving through. really, really windy and rainy especially across parts of the ohio valley. it won t be for anybody a all day washout but there will be rain from time to time. go to local weather, pick your favorite app. and consider what time of day it will be best where the weather will be helpful for you to get out there. pete: rick, america didn t get to watch you do the weather but we did, i did. katie: amazing job. katie: thank you so much. ed: republican congresswoman claudia tenney is fighting to keep her seat. she joins us live next. pete: up on the program. kellyanne conway, former acting ice director tom homan and virginia congressman dave brat all here live coming up renegade this is loma linda,
judge jeanine: welcome back to our live coverage of hurricane irma. as we look live at miami, the big storm moving in overnight is expected to hit the florida keys first. bill reid knows a thing or two about hurricanes and the way they movant damage they can bring. i m learning about the path of a hurricane and what it s followed by, first you have the winds, the rain, the hurricane, the storm surge, possible tornado, and then all of the inevitable things that happen, power lines and lack of food and clean water. what can we expect in the next few days in florida? well, given the track that it s forecast to go on now, it s bad for the west coast and inland wherever the eyewall of
the storm goes. you will have considerable damage caused by the wind. a building code is pretty good on the newer structures. but on mobile home parks and older structures. but the storm surge will occur from san marco island all the way up to the fort myers area. judge jeanine: the storm surge when you talk about mobile home parks, it could overflow and cover the whole mobile home. judge jeanine: i was in a flood in hurricane agnes. when we got back we could see the water was on the second floor and everything in the house was traumatized. the water is almost violent as it goes through a home and goes through all the items in a home.
we have 200 miles of navigable waterways in fort lauderdale. we had great cooperation and i could not be more impressed with the at student of the neighbors and citizens. judge jeanine: i worry about senior citizens not just those in a senior citizen assisted center or home where there can be a decision made for all of the residents. i wonder about that one senior citizen living alone who doesn t have the ability to get out. how do we finds those people? or doesn t have family. doesn t have access. are you confident you found as many people as who hay not have the ability to even make contact? i think part of the issue was, this storm was so big for so long, we had three, four days
vehicles if they have to do rescues during the storms. everybody is focused how the storm shifted to the west. that does not might s any less dangerous for us, flooding, high winds, possible tornadic activity. we are asking that you heed the advice. we want to save lives. that s our ultimate goal. reporter: the sheriff s department will do that if necessary. they won t be answering typical 911 calls during the height of the storm. they will respond if it s a life-threatening situation using that mrad. judge jeanine: you talk about 3.4 million outages. the whole electrical grid which is something we on justice have