a farmer sitses? jail for killing a migrant on his land. dhs secretary. deploying teams to assist. we need urgent help. criticizing disney. ron desantis will rename disney reedy creek. florida is dissolving the corporate kingdom, beginning a new era. steve: okay, live from washington, d.c., 13 hours from right now, the state of the union in that building with the round roof. right now, they have 32 degrees, but tonight 9:00, according to my iphone, 48 degrees and cloudy. hope the president clears things up. brian: maybe he ll do it outdoors. ainsley: 72 in our apartments and homes in our pajamas and we will watch martha maccallum and bret baier. brian: half of the state of the union. steve: you can see more stuff and bret and martha explain what you are looking at. ainsley: exactly and sarah huckabee sanders will do the rebuttal. brian: what will they wear? ainsley: suits and ties. steve: probably a blue suit and the president will wear a b
That they might incur for evacuating individuals for the shelter is that they are doing, and all the emergency protective measures that they are taking in order to help save lives and protect property at this time. as well as any debris removal that might come forward after the disaster. we know, with all of the vegetation and trees in florida, there will be a lot of debris removal that needs to be done. ., debris removal that needs to be done. . , done. and, in a practicalway, how does done. and, in a practicalway, how does fema done. and, in a practicalway, how does fema manage i done. and, in a practicalway, how does fema manage a i how does fema manage a situation like this? impending landfall in florida but, as soon as that is dealt with, it will move on and expected to hit georgia and the carolinas too. you may guess, so, fema and otherfederal agencies too. you may guess, so, fema and other federal agencies all have resources, people, commodities, supplies that are in flo
Leadership from the president. this is an indication china assumes he is weak. brian: i assume he will say, they not is the balloon, i shot it down and people will stand up and share. it was dereliction of duty to wait six or seven days before he acted, that is not in the american people s best interest. take enemy or adversaries action against them as soon as possible. that did not happen, nothing to cheer about what soever. brian: they sent it over the carolinas too. they closed down three airports for hours because they tried to put together a plan. thank god for the military and the fighter sthat shot it down.
We re seeing the low pressure move to the northeast and as it does it will spread the rainfall across portions of georgia and the carolinas too. and on top of that we re dealing with 40 to 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts so flood are from florida to the outer banks. we could see an additional four inches of rainfall in some parts of the region. this will push off to the east though, and that is when the rainfall begins to taper off. as i mentioned, we ll see an additional four to six inches of rainfall in parts of georgia and also florida. and then you could see up here near the outer banks, possibly four inches of rainfall along the coastline. in addition to that, here is what else we re watching around the country. up here across the pacific northwest, we have an area of low pressure that will bring rain and snow to them and then sandwiched in between the two systems is above average
Inland, hurricane-force winds. now 104 miles out, hurricane-force winds. that s going to put power out. now, still a good agreement on most of the models. could it make landfall in the carolinas? absolutely. so we re not out of the woods with this just yet. every hour is critical. we know in the latest advisory it s still moving at 1 mile per hour, and until it makes that move to the north, we still don t know just yet. remember n the carolinas too. we re not out of the woods yet. that s point. tom sater, thank you very much. i want to get to brian todd. this area that you re in is prone to flooding. so what s the plan to get people out of harm s way there. reporter: well, brianna, they have issued mandatory evacuation