it s not a movement, it s a wobble here because of the eye and the things inside it. not moving at all. stationary. we ve been checking in with our reporters along route 95. we have been seeing tropical storm force wind gusts, 39 miles per hour-plus. if you get a sustained wind, that will eventually cause problems with outages, as far as power. the concern, at least right now that i see, is storm surge potential because you will have a category 3, perhaps a 2, paralleling the florida coast. the water has nowhere to go but inland. we have the potential here for florida, the seven-foot storm surge over the next several days. and i ve been talking about, potential landfall in the carolinas. that s the next threat after florida. rosemary? thank you so much, ivan, for
there s still a lot of construction going on in downtown miami. we have major cranes. those cranes have not been dismanndi dismantled in time for the storm. anybody that s near a crane has been asked to evacuate as well. so we have zones, coastal zones. next up the inundation from storm surge is not only along the coast, it could be along the canals, could be along the river. so very exact maps that are telling us who needs to shelter immediately and evacuate. the old stories, the further south you go in florida, the further north you get because of all the people who have moved down there from the north, especially new york and philadelphia. my question is, do you have so many people down there that you really don t have enough exits? i ve asked this before in this hour because i ve looked at this clogged route 95. i wonder how many days notice would you have to have to get people out of there reasonably given the traffic clogging that goes on, on 95? yes, and also the keys. beca
caused. he said in that log that there were many incidents of road rage. there was a car crash that he observed and that there was a lot of phone calls that he placed to port authority officials that weren t returned when he was really urgently trying to get information about what was going on there. so, again, we don t really know how much more information he was told about that. well, we re getting a lot of information. we still have a lot more questions. look at today, yesterday. in fact, officials in ft. lee released more than 2,000 pages of new documents relating to the bridge scandal including notes the ft. lee police chief made about conversations with the port authority officials during the lane closures last september. one of the notes tells us about the full extent of this political punishment operation that we re now piecing together. at first glance, the police chief s notes might look a bit cryptic. chip michaels month last relieve route 95 from executive jersey city
at first glance, the police chief s notes might look a bit cryptic. chip michaels month last relieve route 95 from executive jersey city. here s what it means in english. according to two journalists familiar with those logs, chip michaels, a port authority police lieutenant informed the ft. lee police chief on day one of the political punishment operations that the bridge lane closures were going to last for an entire month. well, that s what those words meant. in other words, ft. lee was going to be told that their city was going to be turned into a parking lot for the entire month of september. brian murphy, come in on this. it seems to me there is a lot of information being shared here. it seems like everybody was in on this punishment operation to send some kind of message the mayor of ft. lee, whether it had to do with trying to get them endorse or trying to get them go along with something or not go along. we don t even know yet. right. we don t know. it looks to me like they