bill moss, alison, has done this 40 years. he said he nephew has dealt with what they have tkaoelt with fde this one. >> from the keys up to north florida and daytona beach, these are live pictures. it is still hitting daytona beach as we speak. it passed the keys, miami, naples where you are. look at this. this is a city. but it looks -- obviously you can see the waves blowing through it. it's just incredible that millions of people right now are still in the dark in florida. we have gotten new updates on how many millions have lost electricitiment a live report for you in just moments. looking for adventure this labor day? holy smokes. oh man, that's pretty intense. look no further than chevrolet. this is a fast car. i feel like i left my soul back there. wow. this has power! head to the chevy labor day sales event and ride out the summer in a new chevrolet. now use labor day bonus cash to get four-thousand dollars total cash allowance on most chevy traverse models. or, get 20% below msrp on select 2017 chevy models in stock

we're joined by the city manager, bill moss. bill, thanks so much for joining us.you know, naples is facing right now enormous clean-up. most of the city is still without power. what are your most urgent needs? >> well, wolf, we had all of our employees stationed here in the city all day yesterday and throughout the storm. so that we were able to mobilize quickly at daybreak this morning. our priority was to clear streets of downed trees and tree limbs so we could provide police and fire rescue to our communities and more importantly so we could allow our residents to rush to the city as close as possible. today we made great progress. we did have tidal surge but it wasn't the level we predicted. we were right rat the eye wall. on the backside, the winds dropped down dramatically. that spared us the worst of the storm surge. so, we had a surge of about three feet but it did not cause nir flooding of structures we've been able to determine so far. some apartment buildings lost their roofs and we've had to relocate people to other city facilities, our community cente

bill rhoden, jonathan capeheart. thank you, guys. annan, i'm going to start with you. i think what randy moss said is so important.en, they're pretty big. you teach your kids to respect the president of the united states, respect authority but donald trump is the kind of president you have to guard your children's access to when they watch television, both because of his language and because of the divisiveness. this is a very odd moment in modern american history. >> i think one of the things the president has very formal powers. one of the powers we all think about that is very long run affected the power of example. the power signals to people is okay. the power of what the president is, college fraternity men they can do to the genitals of women if they maybe win a football game. and this president is denigrating our discourse and setting new low standards for all kinds of people in a way that frankly will endure with us and lurk in places we can't even see for much longer than he's even alive. >> this is a president who has sort of, you know, ordered the value of humanity based on rank that men can grab women