evacuate, to be serious. some of us did not think of this as being an area that was a prime target. they are saying we told you to get out and people had to be rescued. jon: 35 deaths at least in the caribbean, the number likely to go up. it is a killer storm and you know, they haven t gotten to some of the worst hit areas of the keys, it is possible that they may find other victims that have not been located or recovered in the most damaged areas of the florida keys. melissa: i think we have peter doocy standing by now live in jacksonville jacksonville, t
jon: i m surprised they are talking about getting the power back on state wide in the next ten days or so. hurricane andrew was a less intense storm, covered a much smaller quadrant of florida and it took ten days at least to get all the power back on after that storm that only crisscross the state. this one mode all the way up to the north from the south. i think it s important to learn that for everybody who is involved in a response to a disaster like this, we learn from every disaster, we learned from andrew in terms of building codes, the kind of responses that take place. we learned from katrina so all of those learnings are built into everyone who has to respond. i think you re also going to see one of the largest deployments of electrical company lineman, there are service agreements with states all across the country and other countries will be surging.
jon: right now, bangladesh is prime minister is urging burma to take back hundreds of thousands of muslims who crossed the border to leave violence in the nation. we cannot do that. jon: at least 370,000 refugees have flooded into bangladesh in the last two and a half weeks. this fox news alert, after hurricanes harvey and irma, forecasters are watching yet another storm. melissa: hurricane jose is moving across the atlantic ocea atlantic ocean, the fox extreme weather center, what can we expect? we are looking at a category
melissa: just incredible. when you look at the water in jacksonville, that was one place people were not talking about. jacksonville wasn t even really on the radar and as the storm rolled in, look at that water flooding the streets. jon: the i came ashore pretty close to key west, jacksonville is a five hour, maybe six hour drive away from there, on the northern end of the state. the eye came ashore on the southernmost part of the state, this is a monster storm. look at all that water. melissa: the jacksonville sheriff s office tweeted out. they did feel like they had warned their residence to
we left it really got substantially worse. melissa: he says photos of the destruction did not do justice, the earliest he will be able to get home now is thursda thursday. jon: this fox news alert, the dow in record territory after investors breathed a sigh of relief in the wake of a mob. this as some airports in florida are reopening and the average price of a gallon of gas the economic recovery after the storm, former deputy of commerce secretary and president and ceo of the insurers association of america. it s hard for me to believe wall street is relieved about what happened after her mouth, it looks like such a mess in