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winds. steve: according to fox weather graphic right here 310,000 people don t have electricity in georgia, florida and carolinas. take a look at this brief tornado in the distance there. it flipped over a car in front of that vehicle in south carolina. rachel: before and after satellite images show the extent of the flooding in florida. the governor will hold a press conference at 9:15 this morning. steve: the press conferences that ron desantis has been having over the last 72 hours was to make sure everybody in the cone of uncertainty was prepared in case they had to go to higher ground. this particular hurricane, when it cake ashore and you can see the track right now of the tropical storm, it was in along florida so-called nature coast, known as big guy area. it was for the most part, rural area, not widely populated, which was good news because they didn t have to have that many people moved. i was listening from somebody from cedar key and she said she wish ....
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specifically south carolina. florida governor ron desantis, he will join us in a few moments. but first hear with the very latest on the ground in charleston tonight is katie bern. what is going on there? reporter: here in charleston, we are getting over a high tide which was what a lot of people were right about. what happened was streets turned into flooded roads like this because the seawall which is right in this direction, you can t see right now because of how dark it is. with watch for hours, waste from the charleston harbor crash over the seawall and unfortunately, flooded roads in charleston saturday. and also, across downtown charleston. those sea walls typically protect the charleston peninsula where, you know, we have got these gorgeous historic homes. businesses where people have sandbags laid out to try to stop some of the water from getting in but it is not just flooding that we have been monitoring here in the state of south carolina. we have seen torn ....
as you can see from the camera conditions or bad. the winds are more than 25 miles an hour. there s potential gale force wind warning a little later in the afternoon and that s why governor westmore moments ago talking about why the conditions are too dangerous for the divers. the water along with debris under there to recover those bodies. another highlight is he talking to the difficulty. get out of the way and show you. the difficulty of moving the dolly. it sits right in the middle of that channel. that s what s closing the port. what s comp looking at his you see the trestles of the key bridge collapsed and governor moore says they will have to get the trestle looking 3,000 tons so they have to cut the trestles into sections in a safeway and bring them off so they can begin to move them out of the way then move the ship. that s why such a monumental task. we also got news from others maryland centre chris van hollen who said more help is on the way. listen here. ....