Surfaced, tom was seen landing in london by helicopter. The actor was all smiles and had a big thumbs up. Making this entire thing awkward is once upon a time, tom cruise and jamie were close. Well have that relationship later in the show. Turning now to George Clooneys relationship with amal. He is revealing even more details about their love story, and his initial thoughts after he found out he was going to be a dad to twins. Holy bleep im a parent. I hope i dont screw this up. Those were his first thoughts after amal gave birth. The guy who used to struggle with loneliness and insomnia says, my house is filled with the warm sounds of babies cry. But do they want more . Amals answer is no, quote, im 39, and already had them late. We learned a few things in georges new interview with the ohio reporter. She got pregnant without the help of fertility drugs. Getting twins was a shock. Georges nickname for amal is amoula. He does things like give her massages and changes the diapers. Amal
I mean, the bat news i bad ns this is some big monster. I think we are very well coordinated. Hurricane irma packing a powerful punch, still punishing florida at this hour as it climbs up the coast. Brian monster storms violent fury unleashing a devastating strike, forcing the Sunshine State to go dark. Thats the way it is right now with the sundown, leaving millions, by the way, without power at this hour. Up to 4 million. Steve steve irmas lengthy assault with winds over 100 Miles Per Hour. Turned streets into raging rivers and ripping off roofs. A lot of them. Ainsley you go, they caught that on camera. Massive storm blamed for at least five deaths, including two Police Officers down in florida as Hurricane Irma surges north. Its path of destruction now sparking rapidly rising life threatening water levels. Storm surges that could climb up to 15 feet. 10 to 15 feet of storm surge, i dont know how anybody survives that pray. I dont see prayer as a last resort it should literally be a
entire road is blocked. so, neighborhoods are now coming really hard mine fields to get through right now. and that s the situation here in florida, guys. to one last point, i just wanted to just extend a thank you. we have a smudge on our camera because we have been thought hurricane coverage for 2 or 3 days now. my photographer guy hernandez came all the way from houston coverage for a couple weeks and came straight down here to florida to me to join me a hand to him. and rode out her first hurricane outside in the hurricane. extremely brave of her as well. all of the people at fox, hundreds of people behind the scenes that made it happen. brian: brian, do you know what you do? take a picture, post it on your twitter so everyone can see how are talking about. steve: there you go. all right. bryan llenas. brian is down in south florida on the east side. now let s go up to the other side of the state where matt finn is located saint pete beach. what s going on there?
the storm was moving northward, so the offshore winds were was pushing this water out into the bay. this is a phenomenon that actually happens in the great lakes. it does happen. it s not completely out of the ordinary. but because we had such strong winds, it was pushing it. and i don t like the word sucking. that is not appropriate when it comes to meteorological terms. i know a lot of people were like it s the low pressure that was sucking out the winds. that is not the case it is just an easy explanation of the offshore winds pushing that water out in to the gulf of mexico. now that you have got on shore winds, it is pushing it back. that s the most dangerous. steve: it s a reverse surge will. janice: absolutely. brian: not a suck a surge. janice: i apologize that s not meteorologically correct. brian: more sports oriented especially when you think about the giants last night. steve: thank you, janice. ainsley: used to be all water now nothing there. steve: pushed out to sea.
we re prepared. steve: you just never know. jeff flock and bob the cameraman thank you very much for a live report. bob lee. brian: 18 minutes after the hour. latest fema headquarters in washington, d.c. as acting secretary for the department of homeland security, a woman with a lot of responsibilities on her shoulders for maybe the third straight week elaine duke, especially with you today. miss secretary, your thoughts right now being that the sun is just coming up, what are your reports telling you about the amount of damage? well, first, before we talk about the hurricane, i would like to remind everyone that this is 9/11. the 16th anniversary of the killing of about 3,000 americans. and what we re seeing in florida is what we saw that day 16 years ago, we re seeing federal, state, and local first responders and communities coming together with the compassion and community of our great country.