to a neighbor s house, 15, 20 miles, any kind of a relative, do it. that way you re ahead of the traffic that s going to come out tomorrow. but here s your 8 to 12-foot storm surge north of apalachicola and north of tampa. if this slides just a little bit because the storm turns a little bit to the right, like we saw in charlie, when charlie was supposed to hit tampa, it hit punta gorda. tampa s just on the wrong side of this turn if it happens. then all of this rainfall. more people now die from freshwater rainfall flooding than from storm surge because people know how to get away from the surge. but then they evacuate and they evacuate to here where it flash floods. so you have to really put all of these things together if you re going to get away from this storm. think about all of your options, when it arrives, probably the first tropical storm tomorrow night.
personal or professional obligations. she compared it to, you know, a sports star who was going to be on trial. and she said we don t get to, you know, deal with the fact that they have to go play as part of the reasons why you set the trial date. that doesn t work that way. now, the former president will now have to sit for trial beginning on march 4th, which, as you pointed out, is day before super tuesday. that means he s going to be sitting in court, erica, during the time that you normally have candidates out on the campaign trail, meeting people at cook house and kissing babies. that s the kind of thing that candidates regularly do. this is not of course what this candidate is going to be doing. he s going to be stuck in court certainly at least for the four to six weeks that the prosecution says it ll take to put on this trial. of course, we expect that the former president is going to try to appeal a whole bunch of things, but this judge has made it clear, erica, that she does