The sun will come up and we will see catastrophic damage in florida and toward georgia. Here are top Wind Gusts in georgia, 100 mile per hour in alma, valdasta, 96 miles per hour. Power outages will be a big deal, trees will be down for Florida And Georgia and could see Power Outages for days and even weeks. 5 a. M. Advisory, 75 mile per hour sustained winds, moving quickly. One good side to this storm , i is moving very fast, it is not lingering. It made Way Inland and now in central georgia. Carolinas, part two of the story, a system moved through earlier this Week And Rainfall on top of that will give us potential Flood Emergency for southern appalachians. They are warning of the worst flooding they have seen in recent memory. Made impact on florida as category 4, does not take much to cause Flooding And Damage and that is going to happen again. W widespread potential damage up and down the coastline for southeast to midatlantic and ohio and tennessee River Valley where rem Know Nan
Do you support additional aid to you asked your question. Go away. Were not doing policy tonight. Any other questions . House republicans keeping it classy on capitol hill after they selected yet another nominee for speaker. Well explain how the new guy, mike johnson, won the nomination. Also it appears Donald Trumps former Chief Of Staff has flipped on him. Well go through new reporting on a possible Immunity Deal from mark meadows. Plus the latest from The Middle East where israel continues to launch air strikes from gaza after rejecting a ceasefire call from the United Nations. Good morning and welcome to Way Too Early on this wednesday, october 25th. Im jonathan lemire. And thanks for starting your day with us. We have a busy morning ahead, and lets begin here. Donald trumps final white house Chief Of Staff, mark meadows, has reportedly been granted immunity in the federal election interference case against the former president. Sources familiar with the matter are telling abc news
20 to 30-mile-per-hour range. right near the center maybe a little bit closer. not much. so this is good. we re not going to see a lot of widespread power outages. when it made landfall last night, that was our fourth land falling hurricane in the u.s. this season. i mean last time we did that we have to go back to 2004. so, it has been a very, very active last six to seven weeks. so here s the latest from the radar view. you can see there was the center of it. there s the eye or what was the eye. and now that is just a big area of rain that s up here in central portions of alabama. these feeder bands are problematic. we could get a tornado out of this. we have a tornado watch in effect here. that continues until 10:00 a.m. this morning. that will likely be continued. flash flood watch as areas of the dark green, that goes for birmingham to dalton, just north of atlanta, to gainesville, to asheville. this red is flash flood warnings. we have had some heavy rain overnight and potentiall
phone from washington. thank you, mr. long, for joining us. help us understand where in texas the real concerns are this hour? so, right now, this is a very dynamic forecast. there s a lot of uncertainty in the rain forecast. we ve got to be careful, and focusing on one specific area. you know, we obviously had damage reports coming in from the coastal storm surge event and high wind event as the storm was making landfall last night. but, again, we ve got to continuously watch this rainfall forecast over the next 72 to 120 hours. unfortunately, for texas citizens, this is going to be a devastating, long and frustrating event. devastating, long and frustrating. i just want to read your tweet here, citizens of texas this is now turning into a deadly inland event. first, do you know if it has indeed been fatal? and second, what led you to that really stark warning to the people of texas? you know, the best storm, you
the military spends five times more on viagra. trump himself has already spent three times more on going to mar-a-lago so there was not a cost issue or documented proof of kind of a readiness, proven readiness effect. all right, ladies. heidi, molly, thank you so much for giving us politics on this day. we ve got a lot of hurricane harvey under way. for all of you, we ll have more on that. we re keeping our eye on austin, texas, where governor greg abbott will take to the podium and give us an update on the rescue efforts and stats from hurricane harvey, again, a category 4 hurricane slamming into that state last night. stay with us here on msnbc. hey, is this our turn? honey.our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we ll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it s what makes a subaru, a subaru.