control center, will be running things. we have a lot of people coming up to camp david. i will be coming back on sunday morning, where i m going directly to fema. i think senator rubio, senator senator scott i don t think the governor should be there. i think he wants to be in florida. the governor said he is doing a fantastic job, by the way. fantastic job. reporter: mar-a-lago is in the path. i didn t think about it until the question was broached a while ago. it would look like mar-a-lago is dead center. mar-a-lago can handle itself. it s a very powerful place. the one i m thinking more about is the state of florida because this hurricane is looking like it s this could be a record-setting hurricane. maybe things change. we are hoping for one element that might happen in that it makes a right turn and it goes
shopping for the things moms and dads at walmart were looking for on that day. they went in for pencils and backpacks and refrigerated lunch boxes. and some of them lost their lives. so it s this incredibly relatable thing. and a former counterterror official said to me it s the textbook definition of terrorism. it if as many people died in a roadside bomb in iraq, we switched policies in iraq. went to the surge based on a military vatstrategy that was costing us around the same number of lives. it s true. gun violence is the one that is exempt from the usual forces of public opinion, policymaking that are simply frozen, for reasons we re all familiar with. i agree can karine, yes, it s true, he s missing some piece of machinery, in fact using almost the exact same language in the wake of the florida hurricane at
and in many cases, shelter. people are going to have to evacuate from this immediate area and find temporary housing outside of the immediate impacted area because it s just not going to be habitable. hopefully, as electricity is restored, people are going to be able to clean up enough so they can stay in their own homes. we ve got thousands of blue tarps coming in the one blessing is the weather is beautiful because the storm blew through so fast, so you don t have what is typical after a hurricane, hot, humid, and rainy weather. so as long as we can get blue tarps in, people are going to be able to save their homes by getting the tarp on so when the rains do come, that is what is
unusual from a typical florida hurricane. listen, and it s often the irony. you have several hours of hell and then there s these hours of peace afterwards. senator nelson, we wish you, we wish the communities, we wish your state the best. we know it s going to be a tough few weeks. thank you. and we ll be right back. start with 100% clean ingredients. like vermont white cheddar. then. add bacon, bbq chicken, or baja blend. catering and delivery now available. panera. food as it should be.
so the had, not really helping anybody at this point. let s look at it for the next few hours and even until sunday. we ll continue to move this storm just off the northern coast of cuba between that and the bahamas. expect it to stay category 4 strength there. and look how close that storm comes to that northern coast of cuba. does it nick the coast with the eye wall? does it force a little weakening in that storm? not much. then still all forecast models make that direct north turn and take this as a category 4 storm into the central keys by sunday at 8:00 a.m. that time has changed a little bit. we re talking about 8:00 a.m. with 145-mile-per-hour winds. that first impact strike zone being somewhere around marathon key in the central keys in florida. then that storm would make a direct impact on the southern tip of florida and drive all the way up the spine of florida right thu the middle of the state. so this is an all florida hurricane. every part of florida, ali, will