but also you toss zada in there, this was another $1.5 billion. if there s anywhere that you may want it, you want it to make landfall in the least populated area. we re getting close in that reaming. yes, some live there, but i know the as bad as the west or toward baton rouge. this track could shift just a little bit eastward. that would put the strongest eye wall winds into metro new orleans. remember when harvey made landfall tom, we re going to go to the governor of louisiana right now. here s the governor of louisiana. so we re still looking at a very strong category 4 hurricane making landfall likely in tear bone parish, tomorrow, afternoon, or evening. now the forecasted landfall is for 7:00 p.m. what i want to make sure people understand is that s the point
located in a low-lying coastal plain susceptible to flooding. savanna has flooded before, 4 inches of rain in the past. the biggest issue is the concern for the storm surge and any residents. heather: hopefully those folks listened to the mandatory evacuation orders in 6 different counties in georgia. tell us how drones will be used to rescue people. you mentioned hurricane harvey, hurricane irma were the first two hurricanes where drones were used. they taught us a lot about the importance of drone technology being used pre-and post-disaster. harvey was the first time the technology was used. it was a landmark in drone usage and civilian organizations as well. everything from damage
reporter: trying to make sure everyone is satan listening to those leaders they have issued mandatory evacuations from multiple counties on the coast. they are in effect right now and there is a curfew in effect overnight, we have not seen anybody out here. it seems people are in the clear. heather: hopefully they are listening to you and janice dean and others. speaking of janice, everyone wants to know where the hurricane is headed next, what is going to do? is that going to strengthen or drop-in intensity? what is the latest? even if it goes down a few knots or in terms of windspeed starts to diminish i think, forget about the category at this point. sandy was a one. when harvey made landfall and said over houston it was a
cause. it s turned into another one. at least ten storm related deaths in orange county. 70 state wide. there have been 200,000 homes damaged or destroyed by the storm storm and up to a million vehicles ruined. fema has received 600,000 registrations for assistance. bret: a long recovery. gasoline prices have jumped since harvey made landfall. the current national average $2.66 a gallon. it was $2.35 a month ago. great meeting with chuck schumer, nancy pelosi. and the whole republican leadership group, and i will tell you we walked out of there mitch and paul and everybody, kevin. and we walked out and everybody was happy. not too happy because you can never be too happy. but they were happy enough. bret: s book was the art of the deal.
very life-threatening down here, absolutely. heather: we are taking look at some video of st. martin, momma beach. this is just coming in. it does look like it is ripping things apart as it heads your way. hopefully, and will miss your area. can you relate this to any other storm that you specifically have had to deal with? hurricane angie which was much smaller, but it was strong. we had a lot of these problems there and it was very rough on the area. this is even bigger, and a lot stronger. it s very likely and people are taking this seriously and i m happy to see that. heather: we just experienced harvey, hopefully people heeded the warning from that. thank you for joining us, our prayers are with you and everyone there. thank you. heather: for an in-depth look at the recovery effort, to