>> martha: we continue with our complete coverage of hurricane irma. we'll be live 24- 7 here on and on line as the historic storm makes landfall. our thoughts are with our friends and family in florida. tucker is next. >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. hurricane irma less than two days from making landfall in florida. it could be one of the biggest and tev stating of our lifetime. fox's team of reporters and meteorologist are spread out over florida. we'll take you to an advisory coming from the national hurricane center who are delivering a live update at this moment. we'll go there now. >> good evening, this is the 8:00 p.m. update on hurricane irma. irma is remaining a dangerous hurricane to florida.

it is it southeast of the floerpd peninsula and keys. we expect the center to brush the north coast of the cuba and turn north on saturday. the details of the turn are not quite clear yet. at this stage we believe the hurricane will be border line category 4, category 5. because the exact location is not known where it will turn, we don't know which coast will get which conditions. our greatest concern is the storm surge for southeast, southwest and florida keys, 5- 10 feet of the storm surge in the next 36- 48 hours as the hurricane approaches. this is what it looks like and the damage it can do. we are liking for 5- 10 feet of

surge and 6- 12 feet are possible on the south. first concern is the florida keys. they are low lying islands and 5- 10 could inundate given there will be large waves on top. we don't expect to have much change in wind. but there will be rainfall on the inches. and flowing and strong winds on the inland areas and on the coast and potentially deadly storm surge on the coast. at the national hurricane season. i am ed. >> tucker: we have a reporter in the keys where the winds and waves are ramping up. what is it like down there now? >> reporter: well, the wind is stronger than yesterday. breezy and gusty. i am between isle of mir atta and key largo and you can see

the low clouds moving faster and the moisture is a lot higher as well. and i definitely, hearing that advisory my heart starts beating in my vest. if you are in the keys heed those evacuation warn thinks there is still time to get out of the path and this is a deadly catastrophic hurricane headed for south florida. >> tucker: is anyone here? >> it doesn't look like anyone is here. emergency manager and police officers who will working hard and risking their lives to keep people safe. but once the winds get over the threshold emergency personnel go in and it is important to evacuate and heed those barnings. if there is a ten foot storm surge you will have over ten

feet of water and winds gusting over that and the you can't survive that. it is impossible. >> the isle morada by the hurricane in 1925. i am fascinating to see boats behind you. why would they leave them in the water. >> they have them elevated up. but if there is a 5 or 10 foot storm surge. we were talking about it earlier, we'll see dislocations and we'll see boats going up and counsel the canal. we are close to the open ocean. atlantic to the southeast. and there will be a surge from the gulf of mexico that will be devastating and we have an unmanned escapes probe that will measure wind speed inside of the eye wall of the hurricane. we don't have to be there.

if it is too strong we'll bail north. >> at what point will you make that decision. >> early tomorrow morning we'll make the call. we are monitoring the track and we have concrete bunker structures are lined up and in am teaming up with mike who knows the area well and he will have his hurricane eye wall research that he will be measuring wind speeds. and if it is too strong and can't survive it, we'll back out. turquoise you are in one of the worst places to ride out a hurricane. good luck and be save. huckab huckab hu >> tucker: paul delgaddo runs one of the biggest weather teams. it is it a threat to the entire state of florida?

>> the problem is, tucker, the extent of the wind field extends 120 miles east to west and the state running from tampa to daytonia is 120 mile and that is it a problem. winds are still 155. what we are doing now tucker is analyzing and looking for changes. and hoping that will eye will hug the coast of cuba weaken it and turn and this turn will be critical. what we are westerned not only key west. naples, marco island. there could be a major storm surge issue there and we are not done. it will ride up the state as a cat four. and up by lake city it is it

a tropical storm. and weather for us deteriorates on sunday and one more day to prep and that is about it. check out the radar from cuba. well defined eye wall and hoping we get land interaction to weaken it. and that would be a good thing and this is a european model and shows the circulation very well. and we play this. and this is a worse case scenario for us. storm coming near the key and coming up through the spine of the state. we'll have most of the state without power and this storm surge could be any place from miami to fort meyers and 12- 15 or 20. and none of that is good at all. >> so the west coast of florida up to 24 hours was not expecting

this. and are people prepared for the possibility it could land in their backyard? >> the worst case 67aro for tampa bay is come up through the gulf and do this and then we are talking a catastrophic storm surge in tampa bay and something like runs like this awful for the south coast and pushes the water out of the bay. right now we don't see it shifting more to the west. >> thank you for that. >> thank you, boudy. >> on the east coast in miami. there is fear the city can take a hit. brian, we read reports of massive evacuations from the city. can you tell? >> yeah, you can tell. this is the city behind me and this would be normally busy with

traffic. publix closed and gas stations and on the highways north of here, people look to evacuate the city. we have talked about storm surge. this is miami river. people don't talk about the miami river. beautiful beach and biscayne bay comes in to the -- the river empties. and it will come in from where those tall buildings in downtown piem mime and they expect a storm surge of 3- 6 feet. look at the boats tied up on miami river. that is a yyacht and taking away the cushions and you go to the right over here. you realize how close to where the water is to where they live. next to a power line that brings

up the issue of power. they expect 9 million people. that is a kraen. there are 25 cranes in downtown miami and they are designed to move in this kind of weather. but the weather they are able to sustain is 145 miles per hour. and we expect the storm to be upwards of 155 miles per hour. and there is concern about those crepes in downtown miami and people are talking comparison to hurricane andrew. a lot of people are new to miami. and they didn't experience hurricane andrew. that was small and this is big. this is it uplike anything that they have seen even if they rode through andrew. they are hunkering down, tucker.

>> tucker: thank you, brian. rick sanchez was in south florida when andrew hit. he was from the area of hialeah. do you remember andrew? >> yeah, president bush came down and president bush used to give the thousand points of light. i got one of those after president bush came douvenlt i helped to spearhead the relief of hurricane andrew. and you know what is interesting, tuck? back then fema didn't do squat and they were not organized well. the effort was a guy like myself and others on television telling private business owners get down here and help the people out. they were in dire straits. this was one of the worst in terms of property damage and it was number one in terms of

property've property dvenlth and we got together people all over the country and they moved 60000 tons was relief to south florida. and you know what, there is aisson in that. it is not waiting for the government to save the turbs. it should be done as a coordinated effort between private and public. and sometimes i think, tuck, maybe because the government stepped in and we depend on them to take care of things in situations like this, that maybe we are too dependent. >> tucker: people seem leak they are in the best in situations like this. and that storm, andrew hit basically suburb an area south of miami between miami and the keys. when was the last time the big storm hit the city of miami. yourm that happening? >> no, it has been a while.

earlier this week, there was a suggested track mostly by the american modems intdicating that it was heading to miami, there was a sense of trepidation. we are looking at 150 mile per hour hitting miami, we would have been in dire straits. but the great story about the story tonight. the best story that we can tell, knock on microphone. this thing can change. the track is westerly and put its 60 or 70 miles from miami. that is it about the same distance as the worst or longest winds for the hurricane. i guess i am doing basic math. if the storm stays on the track it is going now. it will go through one of the least populated parts of florida in between napele and broward county. it will be far away from broward

and miami-dade counties that what it will do maybe let them feel hurricane winds of 100 miles per hour and maybe 90 or 75 miles per hour. and certainly not 150 miles per hour that we are talking about this week. >> tucker: those are survivable and we are trying for that. rick, in miami. >> reporter: always a please, tuck. >> tucker: we'll get you the latest on the massive storm. and jennifer lawrence said hurricanes harvey and irma are supernatural punishment for this country for electing donald trump. to improve short-term. prevagen. the name to remember. for tech advice. dell small business advisor with one phone call, i get products that suit my needs

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>> tucker: this is a fox news a all right. hurricane irma smashed the virgin island and said puerto rico and hovering over cuba. and next stop the florida keys. adam houseley is in key hargo for us right now. what is it like? >> reporter: well, tucker, it is empty. the locals will tell you this is the first time many of them have ever left. hurricane andrew a lot of theme stayed. it is not only because of hurricane andrew but harvey it is it the pictures of the caribbean and that is similar to where they live and they say we are not waiting for this. they will get out. if they don't have a cat five home category 5 rated home and

ability to with strand a hurricane. interestingly, too, the people who stayed are keeping track of each other. and biggest issue are family members who don't live here are calling in to them and trying to get law enforcement to go out to homes to get them to leave. and interestingly the big problem is it foenl calless coming from outside of the state and area. a lot of family folks are worried about those who stay and ride it out. but the storm surge could be nine feet. it depends on how the hurricane moves. the keys are going to get a pretty strong storm either way tucker. and the last place we found open anywhere on the keys was tower of pizza and they will ride it out. they are category 5 rated and locals are getting food and stay

open until an hour. and they closed the storm shutters and will hunker down. and see the bands and wind come through x. by this time tomorrow night. we'll be in the midst of the tropical storm force winds and law enforcement authorities are not going out once the winds are 45 miles per hour sustained and we are talking about 130 or 40 miles per hour and that gives you the perspective. when they will go out. >> tucker: building codes have changed and we are about to find taught if they changed enough. good luck down there. >> reporter: right. >> tucker: two massive storms are bad but is it massive judgment. that is jennifer lawrence said that is mother nature's penance

for americans not believing in the global warming. >> it is proven through science that climate change is due to human activity and the only voice we have is through voting and so. >> you have those. and we voted and it was startling. you are watching the hurricanes now and it is it hard while promoting the movie not to feel mother nature's rage or wrath. >> tucker: and rights of media, joe, why is it that people get richer and more famous, they get sillier or out of touch? have you noticed this? jennifer lawrence made 46 million and worth $110 million and i don't want to seem

insensitive. i had friends whose house is wiped out by sandy and they went to key west. i hope efg -- it work. i am not a doctor, and since everyone is playing one. let me give you my prognosis on jennifer. it is an a d ts. and this is a situation where apparently side affects are blaming a sitting president for hurricanes hitting the u.s. mainland during the hurricane season. i was asked by npr. how do you think donald trump won without celebrity backing. yeah, it was like scott baio and jimmy woods and hillary clinton was the toast of the tinsel town. and if you look at the situation, jennifer lawrence

would be exhibit a, or exhibit a d ts. >> tucker: here one of the most famous actresses on the world on the eve of what looks like a catastrophe using the storm and using the impending human suffering to make a stupid political statement. did the press jump on her? >> no, you don't see coverage outside of the conservative blogs. you have to have empathy for jennifer lawrence when you relate to somebody and feel sorry for them. 3 million people at home flying a private judgment and getting over the angst of the hurricanes that are no threat to you. and blaming the president for the hurricane and talk about your job and promoting movies and paid seven figures. >> tucker: being a celebrity is bad for your stoul.

and jennifer lawrence is not the only one. stefan colbert used a nazi salute. >> bannon is a staunch trump supporter and he defended him after trump failed to call out violent white supremist. >> i was the only guy who said he's taking it to a higher level. >> he's taking it to a higher level. his support is right a round here. >> i thought we agreed that was out of bounds and jeffrey got conditioned from cnn for making reference to the regime,y how? >> stefan colbert applies the

nazi salute. steve bannon was a naval officer and freed american hostages in teheran. and he's decorated and i wonder what the jewish community thinks about seeing the nazi salutes. and thinks that the highest paid star doing that? this is late nightdomic and unhinged hate. there ain't no line. it is it all anything goes. last week, or in the againing of the week, stefan colbert mocked president trump's reaction to hurricane harvey and here's the bottom line. while trump was in texas twice, stefan colbert was on vacation and he had the time and resources to go do it himself. he mocks people from afar. that's all you need to know about stefan colbert.

>> tucker:nys to stay away from the nazi stuff. >> it is a hard-and-fast rule. >> you see press reaction. only praise for colbert. >> tucker: thank you, good to see you. back on the break we'll have the latest on the forecast of hurricane irma and go live where thousands of residents plan to ride out the storm. stay tuned for that. trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief.

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>> tucker: this is a fox news alert. hurricane irma two days away from making landfall. for the update on the expected path, we are joined by fox meteorologist adam. >> meteorologist: we are shifting to at this time west and bee are looking perhaps at least now it running up the west coast of florida. that is your moigz and eye wall and knocking on the door at this point and getting close to want norther coast of cuba. that might weak ep it and winds at 155 miles per hour and eeventually turning to the north and that is it when we'll see it taking aim at portions of south floatered. that is your motioned and making

turn on the saturday. current models are projecting warm water. and that will pick up a bit of fuel. it could jump up to a category 5 storm before it makes its way to southern florida. we are looking at 8:00 a.m. on subpoena morning and it slows up to because it is running on the coast of cuba. you are looking at 8:00 a.m. for now portion says of western florida but the cone of uncertainty is there. you are running through florida all the way from sunday to monday and becoming a tropical storm in noerjia. and here's another video, excuse me another model of this. and pay attention. when that blowed up in the white winds are getting powerful here

before it makes landfall on sunday morning. >> tucker: it is it going to be a tough weekend for the state. one person who is it unimitated is steve, officials still fear a possible direct hit. steve, what is it like there? >> reporter: tucker, there is it white cap and few dozen people out here walking and trying to decide. they are coming down to the last-minute and watching where it could make landfall and trying to risk of getting on the highway or stay in the homes here. the storm has people's attention here and there is not the usual tough, tough mentality about it. there is a real sense of fear about this one. they saw it kill 20 people in the caribbean and oliterate buildings in the caribbean. ripping off the houses roof.

and uproots trees and storm surge of ten feet. that means one story house could be under water and ten inches of rain. and there is a sense of fear and evacuation is no bargain. there is a shortage of gasoline due to panic. >> getting on the road or staying put makes people nervous as they watch for the storm and make their decisions, tucker. >> tucker: what is your plan and what will you do when the storm comes? >> we'll keep a signal up. 6 or 7 people. no one is going to get hurt. if the house goes, it goes. >> tucker: i will take your word on that. good luck. we have more updates. and beginning process of

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>> tucker: this is a fox news alert. hurricane irma tracking west tonight. it could barely up the middle of florida and the entire state has to prepare for severe damage. they for daytonia beach, florida and how is it looking there, rick? >> reporter: i can't recall a friday night that was this quiet. this is a calm before the storm. the mandatory evacuation order went in to affect. anyone in volucia county was told to get out. if you are on the beach, you will stay. main street bridge.

that bridge will be close the and every bridge will be closed because of the potential for very high winds. they are expecting tropical storm winds. and hurricane force on sunday night and the beach could be under water. and 8 to 15 inches of rain. tucker, a big certain is flooding and so the streets will be under water and trees will come down and power lines are going to come down and that's when the real trouble starts. people come back to their home and they have downed power lines and they are out of power for a length of time and generators in their home and over come by carbon monoxide fumeingly. officials are concerned about the potential hazards and what might follow the storm. >> tucker: that is always true,

and a wise point. thank you, rick. after devastating storms like harvey and irma, focus starts to turn to rebuilding. post harvey recovery efforts in houston should prioritize black any brown folks and the economic straits. and officials are too focused on bailing out property owners instead of offering help to the houston poorest. it is always worth worrying about where the money goes and the people most in need and i have seen if firsthand, it seems like the trial lawyers only benefit and i am glad you made the point. what i was by the racial angle and the aid given because of

base is divisive and i wonder why you did. >> it is not the argument that i was putting forward. just that we should recognize that there are issues of rain and class. class is important here, too particularly in houston, there is it's vast majority. not a majority but a segment of the population that rent and doesn't own property. there will be questions of where is it that federal resource money go, particularly fema money for the recovery of property. 40 percent of the harris population rents. what is going to happen with them. and 30 percent of the population lives under the poverty line. and many are black and la10o and many caucasians rent.

and we shouldn't just uniquely favor certain demographics. but we should recognize that there are serious issues of race and class we have to tackle when we respond to these types of disasters. >> tucker: again, part of what you said is a fair question. i don't think it is -- why incued race. storms in nothing to do with race. it is a multiracial. and brings out the best in a lot of the ways of people and it seemed pointless to add the racial angle. >> i appreciate that point. not necessarily pointless. i think it is responsible and practicing nattic and practical to raise that point. it just so happens when you are

dealing with homeowners versus renters or the middle-class or wealthy in an impact zone versus the poor. a disporportionate amount of the poor and so happened to be black or latino or black and brown. it is it not's singling out. but saying race should take priority over disaster preparedness or recovery or the concerns of homeowners and renters and whatever. it should be recognized as a fact and you are right, tucker. it is beautiful to watch folks come together in times of struggle and in times of disaster and help one another out. that's what we is this do as americans. unfortunately whether it is it harvey or catrinno or rita or a disaster, it is short lived and then in the recovery face, and particularly in katrina in

new orleans, we saw many demographic groups are displaced. and so long- term, we find that multiculturism and racial comedy, it suddenly erodes suddenly. >> i covered that firsthand and we don't have time, let's have dinner sometime. it is complicated. where is the black lives matter in this? to help. i am serious. they are jumping up and down and saying we are racist and don't care about black lives. i there were black lives in peril and i didn't see a aid convoy led by black lives matter? >> i can't speak on behalf of black lives matter. houston is it 30 percent black and i am sure that they are a lot of community activist and

hard working community advocate and black elected officials who are plugged in to the community and trying to the hardest. houston air urban league which i personally have worked with and i can tell you they are. and i know they are involved in the social justice movementes and they are in the ground and trenches. >> tucker: i am sure they are. yeah, next time we have, i am going to ask him that question. and i wonder if there is a answer. charles, thank you. >> i appreciate it. >> tucker: both sides of florida are up for massive damage for hurricane irma. you can see the mandatory evacuation at interstate 75 right there. how can people fleeing the state prepare and pick up the pieces after they return. a live report.

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>> tucker: this is a fox news alert. hurricane irma is staggering in the scope and scale. we have a view of the massive storm from space. people county have time to feel odd. they scrambled to prepare for the arrival of the storm. they are in miami and joining us live. it looks deserted behind you right there? >> it is, tucker, you can see the street. i am in the area of downtown miami called the brickle neighborhood. it is it a neighborhood of conned minimum high rises and as you noted empty.

normally this place is popping and people are going to restaurants and cleared they know a hurricane is coming and this is a evacuation zone b. what that means, they expect a serious storm surge in this area and i will explain what is going to happen. 200 mimes or so is hurricane irma and headed in this area. bis dane bay is the water here. they are concerned about getting people out of here because of the storm surge. i have a measuring tape to illustrate why it is it important. to the top of that water there is six feet too the mark here. there is a etivated wall. and review of the slope down here. you only get three feet above

sea level. and the forecast storm surge. top is a factor and forecasted to be five- feet high. i am 67 and you can imagine the range of water and flood that happens in the neighborhood. they are concerned about that. i spoke to the hotel manager and he said in 2005. hurricane wilmabrought three feet of water because of the storm surge and rain that came. they put in a series of pumps to a leviate the water. he said it doesn't work as well as it could. because in a hard rain they get a food of flooding in the neighborhood. it is something they are concerned about. a lot of people evacuated and some are staying and people in the high rises they are okay from the water but will not go anywhere if it pushes hard.

>> tucker: water table is so high there x. good luck. with almost all of the state of the florida in danger from the hurricane, the u.s. could look at the longest and extensive clean up at least since hurricane katrina 12 years ago. eric prince is a former navy seal and his company was heavily involved in the aftermath of katrina in the wake of the storm. and thank you for coming on tonight. what do you think of katrina and what did you learned. >> they have had better prior planning than what we saw in louisiana. everyone was so far behind the power curve. i saw people on the root tops

and the helicopters, our aircraft was coast guard 505 and rescued a bunch of people and customers started calling. walmart and bell south and insurance company and major distribution facilities. and walmart had 12 of the 13 stores picked clean and needed warehouse facility protected. and the federal protective service their employee union said conditions were too rough and unsafe they would not send their people. we sent 750 people for almost a year to cover the relocation camps and the cash distribution and morgue. it was terrible and they were behind the curve. florida is much more on the ball. >> tucker: shocking, if the u.s. can't protect its own citizens. god bless you.

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r-o-l-a-i-d-s spells relief. >> tucker: a fox news alert, each hour brings hurricane irma a few miles closer to the state of florida. it is believed that this hour, the storm will be category 5 hurricane, the most powerful when it makes landfall in the u.s. on sunday. heading right up the middle of the state of florida. almost every city from key west in the south to pensacola in the north could sustain dramatic damage. hoping all the while something changes. that's it for us tonight. more hurricane irma coverage

throughout tonight, so our viewers in florida, godspeed. good night from washington. our friends at "the five," ready to go. good night. >> dana: fox news weather alert. hello, everyone. i am dana perino and this is "the five." hurricane irma is now a category 410 storm, now steadily making its way towards the sunshine state. it is cordially is expected toe category 5 when it makes landfall in the united states. steve harrigan. >> the wind has been picking up every hour, 5.6 million caribbean's have been asked to leave their homes and evacuate, leave what they have come and get on the highway and seek shelter. of course, such a mass movement has not gone