A 36-year-old woman from St. Petersburg has been charged with DUI manslaughter on Sunday over a crash the day prior that killed one person, according to the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP).
houses off the pads. people living in rv trailers. we still have a long way to go before ainsley: some people are still living else where inland until their houses are finished. yeah. because they have been destroyed or flooded. if the house wasn t destroyed, the house was flood, so everything is having to be repaired. steve: sure, this video actually a live image from tampa, it shows part of the bay right there on i-275. we just saw an emergency vehicle but, i know you can t see it, congressman, but there is some normal traffic. you know, the one thing you are absolutely right. the thing about a hurricane is you can see it coming for days, and people can plan to get out and they do if they are smart. but you know a lot of people they figure it s going to wobble like the last year and i m going to just ride it out and unfortunately, it s too late if they are stuck in their house. especially if there is going to be a 16-foot storm surge. yeah.
bridges and causeways that connect tampa to pinellas county. and as you can see it s perilous going the other direction. also, i had asked kevin, the emergency management guy about orlando and disney world. and one of our friends, dr. sent me a note disney world select closures as orlando is in a state of emergency. ainsley: i m sure they are going to get a lot of rain in orlando. they are inland but it s going to be too messy. steve: parents live just north of orlando and we were talking to them a little before 6:00 and they said essentially it was only drizzling there. ainsley: it s amazing to see how the water is coming up so quickly because the ride side of this interstate as we were say something completely submerged. it wasn t the case just 30 minutes ago. and then when we go to our reporters they are standarding in water and it s inching higher and higher. brian: is that a bridge?