area. we have a lot of experts coming up. we ll be running things. it s sort of a control center. we ll be running things. we re going up with people we have a lot of people coming up to camp david. i ll be kmcoming back on sunday morning where i m going directly to fema and i think senator rubio and senator scott and i don t think the governor should be there. i think he wants to be in florida. the governor is doing a fantastic job, by the way, doing a fantastic job. how concerned are you about mar-a-lago being in the hurricane path? i haven t even thought about it until the question was just broached a little while ago. it looks like mar-a-lago is dead center. mar-a-lago can handle itself. it s a very powerful place. the thing i m worried about is the state of florida. because this hurricane is looking like this could be a record setting hurricane. maybe things change. we re hoping for one element that might happen and that s that it makes a right turn and
the gist of what the president saying, this could be a record setting hurricane, it could be devastating. it s not looking good. he is very, very concerned. he said there is a 5% chance maybe, maybe the hurricane will move in a northerly direction away from the coast, but he says that s unlikely. only 5% chance. pamela brown is over at the white house for us. pamela, the president went through a whole bunch of issues, but clearly the focus has to be right now on this potential disaster that awaits so much of florida. that s right. the president talking as he is going to camp david where he ll be surrounded by officials there monitoring hurricane dorian. the president was asked about his own properties. he several properties there in florida and he said he s not concerned about that even though he says that mar-a-lago, one of his properties, is dead center in the eye s track. he said he s not concerned about that. he s concerned about the state of florida. now, he will be surrounded b
and try to out run it at this point. don t try to out run it. the issue that you know so well, not a lot of gas stations open. i was looking at gas buddy.com. 3% of the states gas stations have gas right now. 3%. i hope that number is not right. that is indicative of what you have to go through. can we touch base again later? absolutely. thank you so much. i appreciate your time. cape coral, florida. now part of the western part that will see more of irma. sam champion on miami beach. here s part of the report he filed a short time ago. about how serious the storm is there. let s reset. this is a monster category five. the top of the food chain. this has been a record setting hurricane. it s entire life. it is within a day of the u.s. coastline. and those of us who have been in
you could get 100 mile sustained gusts. this is a monster category 5. this has been a record setting hurricane its entire life. those of us who have been in the hurricane business our entire life never take one point in the cone of uncertainty too seriously, this storm will spend the next day dragging its eye wall across the coast of cuba. it was not forecasted to do that. we re not sure what shape it will come out. we know the waters between the florida straights and the keys are warm, they are feeding grounds for a powerful hurricane to regain its strength. we know this storm will make a right hand term. we know it is 300 and something miles wide. every city in the state of florida needs to be on guard for this storm. it s true, the most powerful