you don t know where it s going to go and we continue to check roadways, if you see a barricade, please don t go around the barricade. arthel: if you see a barricade, please don t go near the barricade. right, don t go around the barricade because you might not see water on the roadway but the water could have washed the under bed and there s a reason why the barricade is there and when it s safe to drive through there we will certainly remove it. arthel: thank you very much trooper bob and good luck to you, sir. eric: very important advice that you never think about, if you see a road with no water, do not disobey authorities or police. controversy between mike pompeo and one of its predecessor john kerry, accusing kerry of undermining the white house by sitting down with iranian prime minister but the secretary of state is firing back at that criticism. every secretary of state former secretary of state
about working jose. there s another hurricane out there. it is going to let me go back. it will loop around there for at least a couple of days. at this point, we do not want to worry in the u.s., but we ll have a better idea. it could be dangerously close. sandra: rick reichmuth, thank you for the update. tropical storm irma, with a flash flooding warning and charleston county. the county is now setting all ems operations. during meno by phone, sergeant bob highway operation officer, and commander of the department of operations. hello, trooper bob. are you with us? we have christman desantis
congressman desantis. while we have you on, we ll figure out what was going on with our communications. i ll stick with you, because i do not have trooper bob. what can you tell us currently about the situation, sir? right now, authorities are going and trying to figure out the damage, try to see if anyone needs help. this is a strong that impacted a wide part of the state. you go down to the keys, southwest florida, you mentioned west central florida, missouri beach, and then the northeast florida with jacksonville. there s a lot of moving parts. i think the issue is to find people who need help and get in there and get people back into their homes. get the power back on. it will not happen overnight, but it will happen and people will come out of the strong. sandra: was the message to the people of florida that the worst has passed, what is the message to the people of the state?
life power lines being down. traffic lights being out. and water in the roadways for it s a you saw the video down there, especially in the peninsula of charleston, allow the streets are flooded in. there s no reason to be out on those roadways. the charleston police department have been working hard to put the barricades, but people are curious and going on the barricades, and as what we want to avoid. sandra: that is a dangerous situation, trooper bob, and your fellow troopers are heading out in this. think so if you will think in you for your service per thank you for responding with, it is my calling. thank you so much for what you are doing and continue to do. trooper bob. our hearts and prayers go out to everyone in georgia and florida. sandra: p say. our own to bill hemmer is in the thick of it in orlando, and we will get an update from him, next. we actually filed a claim with usaa to replace that spoiled food. and we really appreciated that we re the webber family and