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brian: and you did. that was your best. now something that s going to tick you off. you ready? some of the most enraging stories of the week have to do with kids. people other than their parents who are supposed to be protecting the children are flat out not. case in point i will bring to you vicksburg, michigan where boys are allowed to use the same school bathrooms and locker rooms as girls. many female students are using the bathroom only one time a day out of fear of anxiety that a male student could be in the bathroom with them. i m a survivor child sex abuse. do you know how terrifying it is for me as a survivor to put my child n. somewhere i thought was safe. i will not let her step foot in that high school because that is mean putting her in harm s way. brian: a group of female students say they even went to school officials about this saying a boy was exposing himself in the bathroom. and a brand new lawsuit the girls say they were told to tolerate it, ....
brian: and you did. that was your best. now something that s going to tick you off. you ready? some of the most enraging stories of the week have to do with kids. people other than their parents who are supposed to be protecting the children are flat out not. case in point i will bring to you vicksburg, michigan where boys are allowed to use the same school bathrooms and locker rooms as girls. many female students are using the bathroom only one time a day out of fear of anxiety that a male student could be in the bathroom with them. i m a survivor child sex abuse. do you know how terrifying it is for me as a survivor to put my child n. somewhere i thought was safe. i will not let her step foot in that high school because that is mean putting her in harm s way. brian: a group of female students say they even went to school officials about this saying a boy was exposing himself in the bathroom. and a brand new lawsuit the girls say they were told to tolerate it, ....
record-breaking storm surge of 12 to 16 feet in the landfill zone. florida officials warning the surge could impact areas up to 200 miles south into the tampa area and may leave areas uninhabitable for an extended period of time. several areas expected to be higher even than hurricane ian s last year which devastated the fort myers area and killed 149 people. in addition, hurricane-force winds will extend 25 miles outward from wherever the storm makes landfill. the tallahassee national weather service says wind likely will cause significant damage there too. as idalia tracks inland, officials are warning of major coastal flooding between savannah, georgia, up into charleston, south carolina, due to a tide already expected to be higher than normal due to the occurrence of a rare blue supermoon. let s go right to bill karins for the latest on what is shaping up, bill, to be a very, very serious storm. yeah, good morning, willy. idalia has intensified for the last 24 hou ....
force you see there ripping a gas station roof from its roots. welcome to inside politics. all of our attention right now is on georgia and florida and the millions under direct threat from hurricane idalia. florida officials just confirmed to cnn that two men have died in that storm and that number unfortunately, will no doubt deggrow. we re seeing water tall enough to brush away cars and submerge store fronts. already, the power outages number in the hundreds of thousands. just stop and listen to this. i heard something crack. there it goes. oh, my gosh. it s okay, it s okay. that s in florida where olivia greg watched a tree snap and fall on to her home. you can hear her say everybody is okay. any second, we expect to hear from georgia governor brian kemp as his state scurries to get out in front of the storm s way. cnn is spread across the states of florida and georgia and on the front lines of this storm,water going to start our coverage in tampa with derek ....
good wednesday morning and the breaking news we are following this morning, a significant storm, now a category 4 storm, hurricane idalia now in the extremely dangerous category, that category 4 storm designation is intensified over the hours from a category 3 now to a category 4, it is expected to make landfall onto florida s gulf coast in just hours. forecasters are calling the storm dangerous, life threatening, a once in a lifetime storm that could bring catastrophic storm surge of up to 16 feet in florida s big bend region. at 6:30, just about a half hour from now, florida governor ron desantis will be giving an update from tallahassee. we will bring you that live. desantis says if you wanted to see a press can he not. analog for a storm hitting this place at this scale, go back more than a century. sarah sanders has been there live, part of team coverage, bill weir, in florida, derek van dam in tampa. and brian todd. and we ll be speaking with local officials and t ....