them were road some of them were flooded. when you see it, it is pure devastation. and this is among people who will tell you, we are used to hurricanes, but we have never seen anything like this. and when i asked them, what do you tell someone right now in irma s path, everyone immediately said, get out. get out now. yeah. jose is the other hurricane that s moving apparently right towards barbuda right now. the last thing they need is another hurricane as they try to do some leyla, good work. thanks for reporting that. a clear warning to all the folks in florida as well. if you haven t evacuated, you still have a little time. do it now. what will irm a s winds do to miami? let s go back to john berman who
flown out. if someone what has a problem, they are really in trouble. we just simply will not have the facilities left to take care of them. but we have warned people for many, many days about this and continue again. we even asked deputy who is are bilingual to go through neighborhoods today and do sweeps to tell people, please go. please save yourselves and your family and go to the mainland. all right. well, we hope they are going to heed those warnings and obviously that they can t do so, if they have any issues, they are able to call. i think the governor has made it clear, they cannot rescue people. but right now if anyone is in need of help to get out, call now. they can come and help you. mayor, thank you for your time tonight. new details about irm a s path. tom satyr will have the whole forecast here. and breaking news this hour on
there. they essentially got a very heavy winds. we re getting wind gusts up to 100 and 110 miles an hour. but certainly some destruction and as i stated all along, erin, you know, infrastructure, we ll work on that after the storm goes by, but right now our focus is to keep people safe. you have got the crisis of the form and the bigger crisis you face in puerto rico right now. governor, thank you so much for your time. we are all thinking of you tonight. there is also a state of emergency in florida. residents lining up to get out of irm a s way. we are in miami. and we heard the governor. he is not mincing words. and they are certainly hearing him loud and clear here, erin. what they are doing is trying to take care of the essentials like gas. i am at a corner with three gas stations. the one over here is completely out of gas. the one across the street as we
and what you re looking at is the line of cars pulling up and getting bad news as they wait. you know, we have talked to some of the people here that waited an hour to try to get gas. and this gas station is just out. trying to get those to sensuaes is what it is about. people need that gasoline in order to follow the rules and the requests to evacuate. more breaking news coverage next. people are fleeing irm a s path. one hurricane hunter is flying into it and he is our guest. two more hurricanes behind irma. you can see them. are they headed for the u.s.? and more breaking news, president trump stuns republicans with a major deal, siding with democrats. celebrating with a senator he s called a crying clown and ads purchased on facebook during the election linked to russia.
cable network so that s $20 million chunk of change that s still in their coffers and would not confirm or deny how much they re willing to spend down the way on media buys and we ll see if we stop taking the speeches live, if we stop doing as many stories on him, he needs to buy some tv time. they have already hired a firm a firm not affiliated with other political campaigns before to do their tv ads and they will be targeted ads according to the campaign and no reason to buy ads right now in utah and things that you haven t seen before nontraditional stuff like the instagram videos attacking jeb bush. stuff that you re not normally going the see in the campaign trail and priding themselves on being a non-traditional campaign and you heard that with what he was saying about rubio and bush just now, they both talk about how much they like each other and he called that very nicely here political speak. in the past he s called it