>> yes. >> is that consistent throughout the boynton beach area? >> i would say if i have power most likely all of the eastern half of boynton beach has power. >> how about evacuation orders? what were the orders in your community and did people heed them? >> i believe everyone did. there's always going to be that one person that's going to go against what you tell them to do. they are aware that if we can't get to you until the winds die down below 40 miles per hour. so because the curfew is in effect now, there's not going to be really anyone coming by for the next 24 to 48 hours. >> given boynton beach and where it's placed, are you more concerned about storm surge and wind or really a combination of both? >> it is a bit of a combination of both. we don't have much east of the inter coastal. those barrier islands are going to get hit very hard. but it's mostly i believe the winds that we're worried about. >> okay. well, mayor there of boynton beach, steven grant, best of luck as you ride this out. we'll be watching very closely what happens in y

. >> that is tracy in hoboken, new jersey for thank you let's hear from judy and boynton beach florida. >> caller: hello it is great to speak with you. i love the program. >> i guess that answers the question, where is waldo? sorry about that judy. please go ahead. >> i am reading rising star, of barack obama and i am really enjoying all of the details. i had not read any obama reviews or memoirs before this and it is really getting me a lot of fascinating information. >> it is a big book. it is about 1400 pages, isn't it? >> yes, it is about seven pounds. [laughter] >> how far into it are you? >> caller: a little, let's see, i'm a little past -- i think i'm onto page 750. >> all right, good luck. mr. gallo or professor gallo's from the university of pittsburgh was on our q&a program several months ago. if you go to c-span.org type in his name, you can watch an hour interview with him as well. judy, thank you for calling in and sharing what you are reading. let's hear from gail in little rock, arkansas. you are in booktv and c-span2 from the national book festival. >> caller: thank you

let's hear from judy in boynton beach, florida. hi, judy. hi, great to speak with you. i love booktv. >> well, i guess that answers the question, where's waldo. sorry about that, judy. please go ahead. >> caller: i'm reading, rising star, the making of barack obama by david garrow i'm enjoying all the details. i had not read any obama biographies memoirs before this. this has given me a lot of fascinating information. >> that is a big book. that is about 1400 pages, isn't it? >> caller: about 7-pound. >> how far into it are you? >> caller: a little, let's see i'm a little past, i think i'm'm almost at, i'm on to page 750. >> all right. good luck.750. yeah. mr. gallows, from the university of pittsburgh was on our q&a program several months ago.ve if you go to c-span.org, type ia his name, you condition watch an hour interview with him as welle judy, thanks for calling in, sharing what you're reading. let's hear from gail in little rock, arkansas. gail on booktv on c-span2 from the national book festival. >> caller: thank you. good morning. >> good morning. we're listeni

spanish correspondent nicholas sanchez o'donovan is in boynton beach and has the community takes shelter as the community take shelter rather and prepares for the worst. floridians are preparing as hurricane is tightening her grip on florida there's hundreds of thousands of people the already left the state some of them. flying out of the different airports in florida towards cities up north but most of them hundreds of thousands of them are using the road they can only go north florida is a pennant you can't go south you can't go east or west you can only go north and there's only three major highways that can support that traffic days i ninety five there seventy five and there's the turnpike so as i say hundreds of thousands of people are trying to leave florida going up north towards the carolinas and georgia using these three major highways therefore traffic has been very very heavy during the past hours now it's actually a bit better i drove up here beach from miami it was approximately an hour drive and i have to say traffic was fluid that's because most of the people have already

. >> i have family up in boynton. i can go there. i can't, got to stay with the ship, right. >> adding to urgency of eve evacuating the keys is that pway in or out. 1 is lthe only governor scott activated 100 national guard troops to help with hurricane preparations. 7,000 more will report for duty on friday. anthony. >> manuel bojorquez, thank you. manuel. >> in texas the death toll from hurricane harry rose to at least 63 today. more than 88,000 people are living in red cross shelters or hotel rooms provided by fema. mayor of houston lifted a midnight to 5:00 a.m. curfew. the latest sign the city is slowly recovering. >> the toll from harvey includes a 31-year-old undocumented immigrant who could have faced deportation next year. instead, he died a hero. omar villafranca has the the story. >> translator: my son went to a place where there are no borders. god never places borders. this woman remembered her son alonzo as a caring person with a big heart. and she said, the images of people stranded in houston floodwaters, affected him

. >> i have family up in boynton. i can go there, but i mean, i can't, you know-- the captain has got to stay with the ship, right? in reporter: adding to the urgency of evacuating the keys is that bridge-- highway 1 is the only way in or out. governor scott has already activated 100 national guard troops to help with hurricane preparations and 7,000 more will report for duty on friday. anthony. >> mason: manuel bojorquez, thank you, manuel. in texas, the death toll from hurricane harvey rose to at least 63 today. more than 88,000 people are living in red cross shelters or hotel rooms provided by fema. the mayor of houston today lifted a midnight to 5:00 a.m. curfew, the latest sign the city is slowly recovering. the toll from harvey includes a 31-year-old undocumented immigrant who could have faced deportation next year. instead, he died a hero. omar villafranca has the story. >> reporter: "my son went to a place where there are no borders. god never places borders." rita ruiz de guillen remembered her son, alonso, a

photojournalist lauren why and boynton beach and nicholas abrams in orlando are bringing us the sights and sounds as those in florida prepare for hurricane arma some of them are boarding up and sheltering in place while others are fighting the traffic and feel shortages to get far away as they can. dangerous hurricane. winds are sitting at category take up anybody through matter how much. we don't know what to expect if we get a direct hit it's still the biggest storm i've ever seen. worried about all of my property left. for our trip turned into nine ten. now are. you still going. to go out in the cars and started driving slept on the side of the road for a couple o. hours and then made it this far right now. everybody saying category. just to be on the safe side i live next to a body of water and i live two miles away from the beach. i felt like it was safe safe and. well for more on the preparations underway in florida i spoke earlier to trap our own winds a presidents of hollywood florida i started by asking him about to where he was when it came to evacuating and if he made any sp

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now th probation, judge david boynton allowed shemer to scrub his name off maryland sex offender registry. >> parents, quite frankly, told me they are horrified. kevin: she writes for the "montgomery county sentinel" newspaper. >> if the judge can wipe it clean he can wipe it clean for any teacher. what implication will that have on a county level, state level or a national level? kevin: but shemer's attorney explains the 54-year-old lost his wife, hours, job and baseball coaching career. forcing him to live with his olderly parents -- elderly parents. >> he is penniless and menial job, whatever he can get. the judge felt it was enough punishment. kevin: shemer's attorney adds nothing physical happened. >> he paid the price. it was a terrific price to pay. kevin: in three more years shemer could have the sex abuse case wiped from the public record. that in theory would allow him to a ply for new teaching positions though shemer claims to have no plans of doing so. outside sir cult court in rockville, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. larry: thank you. coming up at 5:00, why protesters took a kn

. >> mayor steven grant there from boynton beach, florida. thank you very much for joining us here. >>> we want to look at the latest track of irma and joined by wnbc dave price. as we mentioned at the top of the show, this looks like it is, dave, the worse-case scenario for florida. this is the thing that everybody had been dreading. >> it is certainly progressing that way, hallie. we are still forecasting the future, not reviewing the past. things can change as time progresses now. let's just take a look. everyone, you have the ability to either take this at face value, which is this is a very dangerous, strong storm or get caught up in the nearterm headline which is that we have seen a decrease in the wind speed. don't let that fool you. this is very powerful. and it still could pick up some energy and some steam. we're looking at wall replacement right now. we were talking about it yesterday. when this first started you could see a clearly defined hole right through the middle. that's actually normal for a storm like this. you can lose a

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