What they re doing is they don t do anything for $2.00 to $300000.00 a year they re getting paid by us little own people from outside yeah yeah good points West Point All right well here comes the wall all right have a good one big yap You bet thank you sir bye bye going to come back we ll talk to Jennifer current some of the politics of the moment Menendez and others right after this. You stimulating joy 7 to Kerry and us Denver. News now. C.b.s. News Times hands cold turkey hurricane Irma now wreaking havoc around Fort Myers Florida I was. When we were in the bunker storm and I m live going to one of Florida all my life Irma s winds are now down to 105 miles per hour and she appears to be moving inland which is expected to weaken the storm further. Meteorologist Eric Fisher from the peak gusts that have been coming in across the region a 142 miles per hour in Naples Florida so southwest Florida has really been bearing the brunt of all of this and farther off to the south had a coupl
From e.c.u. . I m out like Stoney in Tampa we re a hurricane or of a has come and gone very quickly overnight or about blew through as a Category 2 storm here 100 mile per hour winds at that time in the last hour about was measured as a growingly disorganized category one storm weakening fast about an hour s drive north of here the sun is about to come up when Florida will better understand the impact on left behind when she 1st hit south Florida and the keys as a Category 4 storm yesterday A.B.C. s Jim Ryan is with me from Miami Jim good morning Alex and. This is what it sounded like as are mandated swipe at Miami turning iconic streets in South Beach and Little Havana into fast flowing rivers the water has quickly subsided and cleanup will start soon but in the Florida Keys . Which meant that people even and. Jim Moody is the mayor of Iowa Morada in the Keys a popular tourist destination hard hit by the storm Alex Jim this morning we know at least 5 people have been killed in the st
For storm when it came ashore Sunday morning in the Florida Keys still the National Hurricane Center says Erma has not lost its width tropical storm force winds cover a huge area compassing all of Florida and reaching up to the South Carolina coast meteorologist Ed Rappaport are most also suborn spawning tornadoes east of the eye on the East Coast we have seen many tornado reports and reports of damage along these heavily heavily populated regions folks mineralogist Janis Dean the latest report coming from Ormond Beach where a tornado touched down in May have destroyed a house again hurricane Irma now a Category one storm with winds of 85 miles an hour centered near Lakeland Florida Fox News there. Then my life changed because someone was there to get me to use drugs. No one can understand whether or not they ve struggled with addiction themselves people seem to think that having someone who will listen can help make it better I m realizing that I. I need help I m listening. I need he
To the news room from the b.b.c. World Service with all of a Conaway for days people in Florida have been watching nervously as one of the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded made its way towards the u.s. Across the Caribbean now the Sunshine State is starting to feel the full impact of the hurricane with nearly 200 kilometers an hour winds heavy rains and a powerful storm surge the eye of the storm is already passed over the lower Florida Keys and it s heading towards Florida s western coast the storm is the 2nd category 4 hurricane to hit the u.s. In a matter of weeks alone has just been downgraded to a Category 3 it had been even stronger when it passed over northern Cuba yesterday and on Sunday morning about a seaside drive was still being hit by waves of up to 11 meters high we ll hear from there in a moment 1st to how the u.s. Is preparing Erma is so massive a storm a tropical storm warning is now in effect for the 1st time ever in Atlanta Georgia complete coverage for you th
4 storm tornadoes have been reported in South Florida and President Trump has declared a major disaster in the state President Trump has called Hurricane Erma some big monster as it moves up the Florida coast it s just about the biggest ever recorded that hit land and unfortunately we got it. The president also praised emergency officials this afternoon for their efforts to protect people I m going in now for meetings but it s all about coordination I think we re really well coordinated as well as you can possibly be Trump says he wants to go to the state very soon the University of Miami says neither its main campus in Coral Gables nor its marine campus will reopen before September 18th is damage caused by Hurricane Irma is assessed a bunch of out of state students went home last week to wait out the storm and it s not clear when they ll be able to return to South Florida Miami s annual football rivalry game with Florida State has been pushed back to October 7th thunderstorms are in