not totally safe, because you stull have gusts of wind and still have flash flooding, up to 24 inches expected in orlando. you heard governor desantis say, almost like the storm will make its way across i-4, where fororlando is in the center of. take a listen to the national hurricane center. so yeah, the national hurricane center is saying the same thing, that this storm is expected to move across the state, the next 24 hours. really important here, you heard senator rubio talking about the threat to nursing homes. again, i was in fort myers for hurricane irma, and the threat is not over once the storm hits-certain area. it takes days, even more than a week. it took days for people in nursing homes, some of them passed away after hurricane irma, because the generators didn t work, something that florida officials are making sure doesn t happen this time around.
primary but what you see in the energy that you see around this election in november. and shaquille, abortion, are there other issues voters are going to the polls thinking about? reporter: yeah, when you look at polling, you see cost of living is definitely one of the top issues for voters, especially here in florida where you hear a lot of folks mention the cost of housing. that s something that continues to go up more than at a level i should say that out paces the rest of the country. you also have many of those cultural issues that we ve seen florida be the center of. there are things like abortion but also don t say gay or parental rights bill that passed earlier this year. that is something that both candidates have been attacking heavily. so there are plenty of issues here in florida. we know this is a race that will likely be tight in november but both campaigns and candidates say it will be close for the primary tomorrow. shaquille brewster, i thank
america in the age of terror and trump. great to have have you here. first, what does this doj subpoena of cipollone tell you about their investigation? well, ana, it tells me in the kind of typical way that the department walks itself through a very complicated and challenging case, they start with the folks who are the furthest out on the edges of that potential conspiracy. so we saw that here with the first indications that people who had signed the affidavits of testing to be fake electors, those folks had been brought in for interviews and in some cases subpoenas. now you re seeing they are getting to the red hot center of that investigation. this is the president s lawyer, the white house counsel. the fact he is now the subject of the grand jury s interest is very, very telling that they are dialing right at a case in which the former president is the center of. yeah, because recently they
transition people to green energy. if he says he wants to play potent because that was originally, then he blamed gas and oil. he knew that russia that this war in russia would cause all kinds of problems. not just oil and gas, but that ukraine and russia were the bread basket of the world and that if you put this area or region into a big long war that it would disrupt the food supply in the world really. so there s a lot of things that he could have looked around the corner and saw her, starting with the keystone pipeline, all the way up to the war with russia i d ukraine, that he is really at the center of. i would say being unscripted, rambling, and unpredictable as the same thing as being plainspoken. rachel: fair enough. now to the usfl come with the first coming to a dramatic and last night with the birmingham
pressure on former staff members to stay loyal to the former president. we ask witnesses connected to the administration or campaign whether they have been contacted by any former colleagues or anyone else who attempted to influence or impact their testimony. witness intimidation, among a growing list of potential crimes the krit believes trump and his top adviser could be at the center of. it s a very serious issue. i would imagine the department of justice would be very interested in and take it seriously. trump and his allies are pushing back. attacking hutchinson and questioning her credibility. all because of a dispute over one aspect of her testimony. the secret service arguing the details she recounted being told about trump lunging at his detail inside a presidential suv are not accurate. the former president clearly backing the secret service members part of the story. arnado and angle. they are great people.