dana: i ll show you. let me ask eric, you are an active tweeter. consumer of twitter. but also, something about the company. it s amazing, 11 twitter accounts are created every second. eric: 400 tweets i guess per day. 400 million. greg: no, just 400. eric: let me tell you something about jack dorsey, the founder of twitter. he is an interesting guy. he grew up in, i believe, san francisco. he used to watch the railyards. he would watch how the trains work. he hacked in to the san francisco train system and said i have a better way of doing that. they hired him. while he was there, he developed different ways of looking at things, social media, different way of how traffic works. he is such an interesting guy. you know what his next project is? he wants to become mayor of new york city. he thinks new york city, the whole mass transit system is messed up. he can fix it. dana: will he let us drink big sodas? i m for that. kimberly: greg, you have a love/hate relationship with
dana: i ll show you. let me ask eric, you are an active tweeter. consumer of twitter. but also, something about the company. it s amazing, 11 twitter accounts are created every second. eric: 400 tweets i guess per day. 400 million. greg: no, just 400. eric: let me tell you something about jack dorsey, the founder of twitter. he is an interesting guy. he grew up in, i believe, san francisco. he used to watch the railyards. he would watch how the trains work. he hacked in to the san francisco train system and said i have a better way of doing that. they hired him. while he was there, he developed different ways of looking at things, social media, different way of how traffic works. he is such an interesting guy. you know what his next project is? he wants to become mayor of new york city. he thinks new york city, the whole mass transit system is messed up. he can fix it. dana: will he let us drink big sodas? i m for that. kimberly: greg, you have a love/hate relationship with
flights to go out. people have to hunker down in and around this area. if you re on manhattan island and elsewhere relying on bridges, we re told by officials here if the wind speeds get to 40 miles per hour they may knee restrictions to travel over bridges. if they get to 60 miles per hour, they may close them out completely. find where you need to be right now and get into place. we ll have a light rain for a while and people will be kept skal. this afternoon and evening it will pick up. with regard to evacuating, you talk about the 375,000 in the low-lying area. by what time must that be done? reporter: they want that to happen right now. the mayor tweeted out a short time ago people should be out by now, and if they aren t this is the last chance to do it. they hope those evacuations happen by noon today. the reason it has to happen by noon is in a city where so many people are carless, the whole mass transit system will shut