considering evacuations in zone c. zone a closest to the water, zone b next closest and now they re considering evacuating zone c. i want to bring in chad myers. i m looking at the boats behind you. those pilings are not 16 feet. if that water goes up 16 feet, there s not going to be anything for those boats to be tied to. why didn t more people get their boats somewhere else or out of the water? . t good question, chad. we spoke to a couple yesterday and they were planning to hunker down and spend the night on their boat. you can see them all behind me. they re there. it s unclear what s going to happen to them depending on the
the news we got just over the last 15 minutes from the national hurricane center is that sustained speeds of two miles an hour short of a category 5 storm. tell me how that changes the dynamic. it changes the dynamic because if anyone did not evacuate, they are in trouble. they are. their life is now being threatened. if you know someone who has just been, your dad, your grandpa, your uncle who doesn t want to go, zone a, zone b, they need to go now. some places around zone c may be wanting to get away, especially if you re in one of those river chamts where the water is going to get shoved up into those rivers, those streams r those creek, fort myers. there may not be one spot of dry land in naples at all. the entire town may be covered
work, it s been really hard since for a few months now. carley: are you in the evacuation zone? if so, have you thought about leaving? i m not in the evacuation zone, the number or letter e. a and b are starting to be evacuated. my kitchen is in zone b, i m concerned it will flood, we ll figure that out when it happens. we re super close to the air force base, we get power pretty quickly issue but i have to wait and see. oh, i don t know. todd: deep breath, peggy davenport, you ve got this. i m hope, all day preparing, got everything in and ready, we ll have to wait and see how bad it is going to be. i feel terrible for my customers, my number one priority and a lot are in the evacuation a zone and they are leaving. carley: you seem like such a
that was unpredicted and a direct landfall of the eye wall with this particular storm no matter where it is-t hits is going to be a catastrophic event. we are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. the evacuation order, i believe just came this morning. is that correct? and if so you could speak to people who feel rushed and they don t know where to go? yeah, i mean, we have two different evacuation zones in our city. zone a and d. we have zone c and d. so our recommendation if you re in zone a or zone b, you do not have the opportunity to leave the area, to go to family and friends that are at least in zones c or d, please evacuate these other two zones with five to ten possible storm surge.
and then all facing seditious conspiracy charges. the impact this one trial could have on others surrounding january 6th. let s start with hurricane ian battering cuba before lowly making its way towards florida. joining me, bill karins, and ellison barber. ellison, let s go to you. the national hurricane center projects the tampa bay area could see up to ten feet of flooding. what is it like on the ground? reporter: yeah, i mean, we just heard this, hillsborough county are extending their mandatory evacuation orders not just for zone a but for zone b, and in this county alone, 300,000 people are under