and across the state. but there were some people who made the dangerous decision to not heed the evacuation notices. down in new bern a number of the people who had to be rescued over the past 24, 36 hours were largely people who decided to stay in an area that was judged unsafe. we will have more evacuation notices as the rivers rise and after they overflow their banks. you need to heed the warnings. get out of harm s way. chris: what can you tell us about problems with looters? well, down in we have had one report down in wilmington, i don t think that it s widespread. and law enforcement takes it very seriously. and that particular report i think the store manager chose not to have law enforcement intervene. for the most part, i think that people have really been focused on keeping themselves safe and obeying the law and order that we need as we go through the recovery. chris: how much damage obviously it s just a estimate at this
cross for the work they re doing here and across the state. but there were some people who made the dangerous decision the not heed the evacuation notices down in new bern. a number of the people who had to be rescued over the past 24, 36 hours were largely people who decided to stay in an area that was judged unsafe. we re going to have more evacuation notices as the rivers rise and after they overflow their banks. you need to heed the warnings, get out of harm s way. chris: what can you tell us about problems with looters? well, down in we ve had i don t think that it s widespread, and law enforcement takes very seriously, and that particular report i think the store manager chose not to have law enforcement intervene. for the most part, i think that people have really been focused on keeping themselves safe and obeying the law and order that recovery. chris: how much damage obviously, it s just a guesstimate at this point, but how much damage this do to your
and across the state. but there were some people who made the dangerous decision to not heed the evacuation notices. down in new bern a number of the people who had to be rescued over the past 24, 36 hours were largely people who decided to stay in an area that was judged unsafe. we will have more evacuation notices as the rivers rise and after they overflow their banks. you need to heed the warnings. get out of harm s way. chris: what can you tell us about problems with looters? well, down in we have had one report down in wilmington, i don t think that it s widespread. and law enforcement takes it very seriously. and that particular report i think the store manager chose not to have law enforcement intervene. for the most part, i think that people have really been focused on keeping themselves safe and obeying the law and order that we need as we go through the recovery. chris: how much damage obviously it s just a estimate at this
it doesn t matter that i don t happen to align with hip politically. let s investigate the crap out of all of them. why the difference in the response? as you heard lauren say she aligns with al franken. but you don t hear republicans initially saying that at least about roy moore. initially they said if guilty. we have the picture here. but no one said if guilty, if he kissed her. no one said if guilty. they just said unacceptable. we see this double standard. cultural norms are changing. which idea now women should be able to come forward and know we re going to believe them, we re going to stand with them and push back. so the double standard and response is truly partisanship. but republicans are now pretty much in lock step. except you have the one group down in and you have the president saying the people of
had some crews there yesterday. a barracuda in the swimming pool today, called out a silver lining, his father trying to catch that now after the storm. there are always a million interesting little stories. phil keating is one who wrote it out, down in you are in miami-dade. how is it today? today is a day of a massive cleanup effort. more than 30 hours for south florida of pounding wins, 70 miles an hour, gusts up to 100 miles an hour and driving rains oh 4-14 inches. this huge one, the diameter of the truck two and a half feet on the winds were so strong, ripped off the concrete sidewalk. a lot of these trees blocked so