everything in order in full swing. florida gulf coast atlantic coast need to be prepared. heather: the beginning of july, hurricane season goes to november 30th. janice: elsa is the earliest he named storm on record. todd: tropical storm elsa barrel stored florida gulf coast searching, coast guard searching for 9 people who went missing in the water south of key west. these pictures showing the coast guard wrestling people from the sea working against heavy rain and 70 mile-per-hour winds. 15 people were rescued. we will keep you posted on the latest search efforts. 5 minutes after the hour. rescue crews recovering eight bodies in the rubble of the collapsed florida condo. 36 people confirmed dead, 109 missing. jillian: charles watson live in surfside, no signs of life. what is the latest?
windss, 74 make record-breaking, it was briefly are working last night and we will see rain landfall this morning and it will continue to ride up the southeast coast bringing tropical storm force wind, tropical tornadoes. a tornado watch in effect for parts of north and central florida and hurricane warning in effect, could see some hurricane conditions over some areas, moving up to the southeast, still tropical storm by tomorrow evening friday we have to watch the storm move closer to the mid-atlantic and the northeast. there is your tornado watch the next couple hours including tampa close to daytona beach. we could see some week tornadoes and structural damage, that happens when these tropical systems come close to land, we have to watch for that along the other impacts. todd: thank you. jillian: as businesses suffer from labor shortages billionaire
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jillian: as for power outages the latest numbers from duke energy, 6000 people are without power. the governor says 7000 people are on standby to address these power outages. rain is getting heavier as it speaks, typical of what we ve seen all morning, heavy rain and gusts of wind but as of right now no major reported damages and everyone is still sleeping for the most part. todd: let s bring in meteorologist janice dean tracking else s path. we got the 5:00 am. janice: weakening storm. i don t think it will become a hurricane again. it did briefly become a hurricane last night but it is set to make landfall, upper-level wind starting to tear the storm apart. not saying we won t see the same results with heavy rainfall, storm surge, threat for tropical