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From me a flooded parking lot as the storm surge and continued rain doing exactly as respeexpe. i can tell you this storm is now category 2. 110 miles an hour. still very strong. one miles an hour greater will still be category 3. ent do take any false confidence or security in this now bg a category 2 because the water is the major concern here. we also saw clocking of the strongest winds in jacksonville in the fort caroline area, 81 miles an hour gust category one. as this storm has gone by. a million homes are cross this state are without pour. 170,000 of those customers in jacksonville alone. you are seeing the wind kick up ....
Canyon behind me. rest assured, there s a whole wall of flame they are getting after it with fire drops. but here s what s very concerning, let s go back around this way, gabe. you can see this massive plume of smoke, and an indicator that fuel or brush or something is burning is that smoke is very dark. i just got off the phone with ventura county fire. they have upped the acreage in this fire to 6,500 acres. they started with 200 firefighters on this fire. they believe that s going to swell to 500. they say there has been some structures damaged, some homes, but they did not characterize that as any homes burned down. more so, a scorching. and we eluded to earlier, several or more rvs parked in a storage area burned down on the hill on the other side here. so far, so good right here in this neighborhood. a bit of irony as you look at the wind kick up here. they call this neighborhood dos dientos, two winds in ....
are investigating because none of this appears to be a crime here in colombia. don? interesting. so, listen, lieberman joined some other voices urging the white house to look into its own people, those that were down in colombia. what do you think about the white house advance staff that was in colombia? we know that there were five of them, don. three men and two women who would have been here, possibly, and most probably working with the secret service advance teams and the military advance teams. we contacted two of them by phone. one told us that he actually couldn t speak to the press, wasn t authorized. the other, a woman, told us that she could not confirm or deny anything. again, there are just five and now we have representative king, senator grassley all asking if any of these white house people were involved. it seems it would be an easy yes or no answer, but we have not gotten it yet from either the white house or from anybody else down here. all right ....
Crews are searching the rubble and the ashes for her remains. officials confirm it was started by a 50 acre controlled burn on thursday. a perimeter that day was established. we re told safety precautions were followed. on the fourth day of the mop-up on monday, winds kicked up. the hot spot lost containment and full review is obviously underway. critical from a legal standpoint, liability standpoint to determine if the state followed its own guidelines. the governor of the state is now touring the area. he is sympathetic with the victims of the fire. he has met with them and will meet with them later today, as you said in the intro, jon, has decided to ban all controlled burns until they can answer the critical question, what went wrong with this controlled burn which started this 4100-acre forest fire. jon? jon: i covered some fires there in colorado as a cub reporter and it is absolutely terrifying when the wind kick up and they change directions. very scary. dan springer, thank you ....
On set working relentless hours keeping track of this storm said there were gusts at 60 miles per hour at the end of our day before we left that location with steady sustained winds of, like, 35 miles per hour. we were getting battered for much of the day. hopefully by being out there we gave people a perspective of why they stay inside. it may not have been what they feared it would be, but it s best they heeded those warnings. absolutely, peter. we ll speak with you later if that event you re following turns into something we need to report. let s go to new jersey, michelle franzen joins us on the phone from bay head on the jersey shore what is the situation like there now? certainly there is clean-up started in the new jersey area, but still risk in the area. it is still raining in the area. we are seeing wind kick up here in bay head as well as other parts of new jersey. the big concern here is rising ....