that are already water locked but all eyes on the swollen mississippi river and the communities surrounding it, jeff paul light in baton rouge, 3 rivers that come together in one place, hey, jeff. hey, eric, yeah, this is the mississippi right here and to give you an idea how full it is right now, backed by outer bands, this is the guardrail that leads to steps and it s supposed to be all the way down 10 more steps and you can t see the end of the guardrail, that just shows you how full and flowing the mississippi river is in baton rouge, it was going to be a rain event, as you take a look over to the side, the flags tell the story of the strong gusts as they start to roll in, now, a few of the locals out here referenced in what happened in 2016, they had pretty bad
powerful category 4 storm. starting to reach the florida panhandle with the outer bands right now. the potentially deadly storm is expected to be one of the worst hurricanes to ever hit that area in the panhandle with storm surges up to 13 feet. jillian: winds increasing to nearly 140 miles per hour and could intensify before making landfall today. rob: we re keeping an eye on that. california officials say they don t know if thousands of people mistakenly registered to vote by the department of motor vehicles cast ballots in the june primary. california s secretary of state wanting to freeze the voter registration which registered people to vote incorrectly, including one noncitizen. the latest finding comes a month after the dmv says a total of 23,000 voter registration errors may be made. jillian: as democrats drift further left, nearly a third of millennials are jumping on the bernie sanders bandwagon.
high-rise. an airplane is in the srm right now, it is flying around and just found 102-mile-per-hour win gusts. this is what the radar is going to look like over the next few hours, all the way to midnight tonight. showers on shore in apalachicola, outer bands coming on shore at 6:00 or company tonight. the wind problem is going to be the issue here. 120-mile-per-hour storm as it s over very warm water right now. nothing really tearing it apart and making land fall must or minus noon two hours, and plus or miles 30 miles east or west of panama city. the winds will get there tonight, though. if there is a bridge, like the manager said there actually, one of the congressmen said, if there is a bridge you have to get over we need to get over it before we got the ts, before it is 45-mile-per-hour winds.
dangerous. florence is expected to cover over carolina as a slow moving storm. dumping 10 trillion gallons of rain before it s over. i want to get to the latest where florence is and where it s headed. jennifer gray is tracking the storm for us. bring us up to date. the storm is already reaching the shore. the outer bands starting to pound the coastline. it will be downhill and last for 24 to 36 hours. this storm is big. it has grown in size. many more people will be impacted even though we were talking about yesterday. this storm kept the strength for so long, it has so much momentum with it. it is going to bring all that was onshore. that s why we are going to get the life-threatening storage surges and the dangerous flooding. we have the watch in effect. tornados will be a problem as well. as the outer bands come onshore,
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