hurricane warning where we are. expecting surge to damage the communities here along the barrier islands. and there are mandatory evacuations for several communities, especially those communities of mobile homes, of manufactured homes, which often show the strength of a storm first. this morning i spoke with a couple, jack and violet honey, that s their names, in port st. louisy in an almost st. lucie in an almost deserted mobile home community. still hadn t decided if they were going to make the move. here s part of the conversation. you re sitting here, and dorian is about 100 miles off the coast. yes. reporter: have you made the decision to stay or go? no. i m going to depend on what the storm does. if the storm comes closer, we re leaving. if it turns and goes toward the north, we re going to stick it out. reporter: you think it will be too late to make that move
suck. tell me about it, man [bleep] this is a [bleep] state. it s a cracker state. okay. ask anybody else out here. port st. louisy, orlando, man those crackers ain t going to let us do that [bleep] dog. boy, you crazy? sean: fed up state. cracker state. we reached out to gillum s campaign for comment on the video. they haven t gotten back to us. this is the most radical group of democrats ever to seek office and now even more evidence. now, of course, we have been exposing gillum on this show for weeks. highlighting what are huge ongoing ethics problems and probes involving him, oh, actually taking bribes from undercover fbi agent. and tonight we are learning even more about his questionable spending habits. brand new report, gillum, while mayor of tallahassee stuck florida taxpayers with the bill for a fundraising trip to discuss his run for governor. putting an even more
the rules in florida [bleep] suck. tell me about it, man [bleep] this is a [bleep] state. it s a cracker state. okay. ask anybody else out here. port st. louisy, orlando, etn those crackers ain t going to let us do that [bleep] dog. boy, you crazy? sean: effed up state. cracker state. we reached out to gillum s campaign for comment on the video. t they haven t gotten back to us. this is the t most radical group of democrats ever toto seek office and now even more evidence. now, of course, we have been exposing gillum on this show for weeks. highlighting what are huge probes involving him, oh, actually taking bribes from undercover fbi agent. and tonight we are learning even more about his questionable spending habits. brand new report, gillum, whileil mayor of tallahassee, stuck a florida taxpayers with the bill for a fundraising trip to discuss his run for governor.ss putting an even more difficult corruption cloud over his candidacy.
been through anything like that. the airline employee taken to the hospital as a precaution. in florida the search continues for the man police say poured gasoline on a bar bouncer and set him on fire. surveillance cameras captured the fiery aftermath of a bar fight in port st. louisy between bouncer brian johnson and ivan rodriguez. it began after rodriguez was kicked out of the bar because he couldn t pay his tab. the bouncer is in critical condition at this hour. let s go to wall street. cnbc s manny drury joins me with the run down. stocks are a little lower after those retail sales. yes, they were higher in march for the first time in fact since late last year but and there s always a but, they were still below estimates. you know what s strange about this? remember now a lot of people had thought that the savings from lower gasoline prices would finally find their way into spending. it just really didn t happen as much as we were hoping because
business. oftentimes involving organized crime. case in point, in 2006, south florida police bust a huge marijuana growing operation in the unassuming suburb of port st. louisy, florida, involving 59 houses in all. what set this investigation apart from so many other grow houses that we encounter was the breadth, the level of organization, and the degree of sophistication. the operation was mather minded and financed by a new jersey business that recruited mostly cuban immigrants with an irresistible sales pitch, live in a new home all expenses paid just one catch. under the relocation package each homeowner agreed to maintain a grow house for a minimum of two years. after which is homeowner had the right to sell the house if he sho wished and split the gains 50/50. the grower got a quarter share of the profits. some houses earning up to $5