it s now too late. hello, everyone. this is outnumbered. i m kayleigh mcenany here with my cohosts, emily compagno and harris faulkner. also joining us, fox news meteorologist amy freeze, and todd piro. we are tracking hurricane speed 11 to make them x11 paid its tracking winds with a just shy of a category 510 hurricane, making it one of the most powerful storms to hit this country. it s expected to make landfall in the next few hours and forecasters are warning a life threatening storm surge, devastating wind damage, and massive flooding. there are more than a quarter of a million now in florida without power. the international airport has stopped passenger frights. let s go to nicole valdes, the hurricane headquarters. nicole? good afternoon. winds are strengthening. we are seeing more rainfall. you mentioned this, conditions are quickly deteriorating across the tampa bay area. i want to show you a quick image as we look over the bay. you will see the ripples in the wa
the full force of the country coming together. todd: because that needs to happen. people are going to die within the next 24-48 hours. senator marco rubio on fox & friends this morning said as much. obviously loss of life is the number one concern. that goes without saying. but what is chilling to me, ladies, is i remember what my parents, my family, went through after sandy. after sandy destroyed their home. it is chilling to me to think about what s going to happen to the fine folks in the path of the storm going forward for the next days, weeks, and months. it is important to note, sandy wasn t even a hurricane. sandy was a tropical storm. and sandy only had really one of the main elements that we are worried about in this storm. he had a storm surge. but there wasn t a lot of wind with sandy. we had no wind damage and there wasn t a lot of rain, it was all storm surge. these folks are going to get a
with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. borisjohnson is facing growing calls from mps to resign over the admission that he attended a drinks party in the downing street garden during lockdown. this whilst thousands of families across the uk said their last goodbyes to loved ones via video link. fi lamdin has been speaking to andy rhind tutt, whose father george died with covid and was buried on the day of the downing street party back in may 2020. # well, the blue of the night. this is 89 year old george, his family say he was always singing. but during lockdown, when george couldn t see his family, he started to deteriorate. andy wasn t allowed into his father s home, so filmed this through the window. two weeks later, george had died. she was going to get married this coming saturday, but we can t because, well, we ve got a big problem in the country at the moment.
fiona lamdin has been speaking to andy rhind tutt, whose father george died with covid and was buried on the day of the downing street party back in may 2020. # well, the blue of the night. this is 89 year old george. his family say he was always singing. but during lockdown, when george couldn t see his family, he started to deteriorate. andy wasn t allowed into his father s home, so filmed this through the window. two weeks later, george had died.
remember, hurricane andrew had 250,000 homes damaged or destroyed. so that is why it s so important with this storm. every storm has its own characteristics and mother nature is difficult to predict. neil: we re so focused on the power of the storm that could hit florida as a category four. sandy wasn t on any of that scale in new jersey and the northeast. you know, back in 2012. yet it did a hell of a lot of damage because it stick around awhile, a long while, right? correct. the two most expectsive storms, harvey and katrina, had about $125 billion in damage. it was primarily water. the great thing about today s technology, whether social media or fantastic meteorologists like at fox news, they tell people to