condominium. he wrapped his belongings in plastic before getting to higher ground just in case his windows are blown out. smart move there. fema also has been active launching an app that shows weather alerts, how you should prepare, where the shelters are and where you can share your disaster photos. they want to see all this from you. fema also launched a rumor control page on its web site to help people navigate some of the misinformation and scams that are out there. unfortunately, there's a lot of them. the governor of florida tweeting out emergency messages as well, and comcast also using social media to announce free wi-fi hot spots. of course, we saw social media play such a big role in texas after harvey hit as people tweeted out messages for help when the 911 system was overwhelmed. we also would like to see your photos, send them to us through twitter, and you can go to my handle as well,@lauraingle. leland: we will be watching for those, see how folks are hunkering down for the storm.
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