si vienen ni hillsboro intentan recobrar la normalidad de lo normal es que se mantengan mientras loso a hillsboro la poblaciÓn hispana es alta aproximadamente 30%, ¿quÉ te cuenta la gente hispana que trabaja y vive allÁ, estaban preparados, evacuaron? david:si, en el condado hillsboro fue obligatoria la evacuaciÓn en la zona a y b acÁ hay muchos hispanos y dicen que en 25 aÑos no tuvieron necesidad de poner paneles a su viviendas este momento lo hicieron por el impacto que se esperaba y lo de anoche fue realmente atemorizante escuchar los vientos, sentir como pasaban y acotar el impacto de las ramos contra las paredes del, cuando te levantas y es vegetaciÓn y estÁn chocando productos de los vientos dices que noche tan larga, lo cierto es que queda tener paciencia y esperar que se restituye el servicio elÉctrico, son casi 600.000 usuarios, durante el dÍa y la volviendo a la normalidad, regresÓ contigo. satcha: inundaciones al suroeste de florida, te vamos a mostrar todo lo que llega. carolina: ademÁs kamala harris en el esperado foro por la cadena univisiÓn, marÍa antonieta en vivo co

john's river and hillsboro, and little wakiva.ome roads are flooded, that is not safe for everyone. please do not attempt to walk or drive through flood waters. accidents due to that are p preventable, turn around. if you shelter in place or return home and look at damage around your home now, do one thing for us. take out your phone, take pictures. inside and outside. all four sides of the house, every room inside the house, what are things you should document? document just physical damage and also since this was flooding, we want to make sure you capture high water marks on your home. for point of reference, outside the home, get doorknob of outdoor house to give point of reference how high water got. on the inside have electrical socket or door handle on the inside of your home in picture to get a reference as to how high that water is coming. if you are cleaning up, wear appropriate safety gear, do not clean up hazardous dibebris or power lines. report that to local authorities. do not cut electrical lines. you don't know wha

the fire rescue station in th hillsboro area, fire station number 29. that was a save, aga i know you guys want to know what fire station but it's number 29 in the hillsboro county area. i want to just take a couple of minutes. if you've been a victim of this, you're a disaster survivor. you had some type of flood inundation. you've had some costs that you've had to pay out. you can go to individual assistance in manatee county. just about everything is turned on in manatee county, just abou everything in the tampa bay media market is turned on with the exception of possibly count but you can go and apply at disasterassistance.gov at the fema website and you can also go to the fema app and call in on their 1-800 number. if you're in need of a temporary travel-trailer to put on your property while you need help with home repairs. hope florida. go to the hope florida website and fill out the information th we have over 1700 travel trailers ready to go in the state right now and right side to go for if we need that governor, thank you for your leadership a

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in fact, where we are right now, hillsboro county, six of the two dozen shelters are at full capacity. obviously there is still space with plenty of the shelters. i will tell you right now, when we talk about the importance of taking precautions, practicing what we preach, i want to show you what our situation looks like. as you can tell, we can very easily take cover. we are flanked by walls on both sides. this is a hotel, on the side of us. over here is where we can take shelter if we have to. if conditions get too bad. i want to point out, these lights are here, it wasn't even within, maybe the last 30 minutes, lawrence, they were starting to flicker. 1.2 million people without power in the state of florida with all these branches that are flying around. we have seen plenty of instances of power outages. we know this is something a lot of people are seeing. we might soon be among those. lawrence? >> marissa, thank you very much for that report. >>> nearly 6 million people are under a mandatory evacuation order along florida's gulf coast tonight. florida emergency management officia

john's river, as well as the ones i mentioned, hillsboro. some roadways are flooded which is not a safe situation for anyone. please do not attempt to walk or drive through floodwaters. accidents and floodwaters are 100% preventable. all you have to do is turn around. if you shelter-in-place or return to your home and are looking at the damages around your home right now, do one thing for us. take out your phone and take pictures, inside and outside. all four sides of the house, every room inside, the things you should be documenting. make sure you are documenting the physical damages but also since this was a flooding event, we want to make sure that you capture those high water marks on your home. do that inside and outside. for a point of reference, on the outside of the home, make sure to get the doorknob. that will give us a point of reference on how high the water got. the inside, make sure you have an electrical socket or light switch or door handle on the inside in the picture so we can get some type of reference as to how high the w

your neighbors in hillsboro, manatee, sarasota and pascoe, we are hearing from businesses. you can take that damage assessment florida -- survey at floridadisaster.biz. almost everything i am saying today is available at floridadisaster.biz. we have been doing commerce and door-to-door canvassing across the state including in a number of rural and remote communities. if a company cannot or could not get a line right away or could not get to our -- to their phones we have been going door-to-door. we have been doing so in partnership with hope florida, really ourselves and kyiv giving feedback -- dcf giving feedback and then deploying to different communities throughout the state. we will continue to do so. as you have feedback, if you go to floridadisaster.biz, our phone number and email as they, maybe you is -- you are ok or your other business -- or your neighbor needs help, we take action quickly and deploy a team to campuses, neighborhoods and businesses to find out what support is needed. we have been on the phone doing it the old-fashioned way, calling communities wher

. >> it has been a long time since any train arrived at the hillsboro depot but there was a time whenit was the white nearly everyone got to the northern sonoma town. >> the train was one of the main ways that people came up to visit. way back in the day, to visit the river, the trains would go out all over the place. >> reporter: the mayor is excited by the announcement last week that the state of california approved $81 million to extend the smart train line. the system is set to begin service from santa rosa to windsor sometime in 2025. >> the bigger part is the connectivity part which connects us closer to windsor and soon to cloverdale. that is a big part with the trains and how they been able to connect small communities together. wrote for federal funding in place to rebuild the rail bridge over the river and into town , the $81 million for the state will go to replacing all the track , added automated control system, and construct a bicycle and pedestrian path along the corridor. they say it shows the state commitment to complete the system. >> they would never say we will get

. >> michael weiss is the owner of the little shed, prepping america in hillsboro. that store sells farm equipment, a wide variety of containers, and fresh eggs, berries and honey. weiss says his equipment was stolen last wednesday night after a break-in that occurred in march. the two incidents resulted in over $175,000 worth of equipment being stolen. >> the other day i come here and i had my truck with my trailer and my very expensive kubota skid steer on the trailer, and i use it to block the entrance so no one can come in here and steal stuff. and i get here and they steal the whole truck and trailer. >> the owner says the truck trailer and skid steer was the lifeline of his business. i took to facebook after the burglary to help spread the word about his missing truck, and equipment. to make matters worse, someone who offered to help find his truck ended up scamming him. but despite the theft and the scam, the owner is choosing to stay optimistic. he says he wants to set a good example for his kids, but he also wants to extend that positive attitude to the peo

hillsboro reported couple maxed out. canalis had a couple maxed out. every county still set even as a single shelter still said that plenty of capacity in their system. we are nowhere near capacity that we have which is well over 220,000 beds as of earlier briefing today. i would estimate probably around 100,000. >> it makes sense that grew a lot today. the storm was not expected to hit until tonight but you do not need to be that why would you be there on a tuesday night? just go wednesday morning. we anticipated that would happen. we have capacity. i think when you're talking about storm surge on the barrier islands a lot of folks have the wherewithal and the memes to build go somewhere else. hotel, family friends, they're probably not the prime candidate that are going to go to shelter. shelter some of the elderly some of those who may not have as much means and that is there for them. people have utilized it well. thank you so much. >> is hurricane milton hits the floor not members of the state congressional delegation are preparing their constitue

producing 15 feet of storm surge, that's an area with pinellas county peninsula and surrounding areas in hillsboroy, very low lying, very susceptible to storm surge. that did not end up happening. the storm did we can before it hit land and it did bear further to the east and south of tampa bay. what they had was the wind sucked water out of tampa bay. you had storm surge in sarasota, venice, charlotte harbor down the west coast of florida and some significant storm surge but not the worst case scenario. helene we had storm surge in taylor county in north florida that was probably 20 feet in places like horseshoe beach and that is the real deal. we have examples in american industry where you had a lot more than that, 24, 25 feet, mississippi, texas, camille, some of that. doesn't mean there's not a lot of damage, doesn't mean there's not a lot we have to contend with. just in terms of what we were prepped for, we have an abundance of resources, we will release a lot of search and rescue resources we had on hand very soon, and getting everybody back online with power, gasoline slowing and everythi

major flooding continues along the hillsboro, st. johns and other rivers.ther phase to this particular incident, and that is similar to hurricane ian. we have a lot of rain that has fallen over the central portion of florida. the st. johns river basin that comes down into the county, portions of volusia county, and those headwaters have experienced a lot of rainfall. that river takes about 45 days to completely flush itself out to the atlantic ocean. what we'll be seeing first is impacts down in the seminole county and surrounding county area, and you'll see that move up, and then on up into st. john's flagler, clay, duval counties. that's going to be a long-term effort when it comes to making sure that people are monitoring the situation on the st. johns river as well as the ones that i mentioned, the hillsboro, and others. some roadways were flooded which is not a safe situation for anyone. please do not attempt to walk or drive through floodwaters. accidents through floodwaters are 100% preventible. all you have to do is turn around. if you sheltered in

we know there were rescuers happening actively with hillsboro county. me those active rescuers are happening as we speak. in terms of fatalities, we know of at least four totality is in st. lucie county where the tornado touched down and we know there was a tornado outbreak yesterday. carl, i will tell you in the process of trying to figure out the extent of the damage on the ground but that is what we see so far? >> the governor telling us this morning that the tornadic tibbett he was surprising in this storm. several tornadoes and as you point out some of them lethal. marissa parker, thank you. >>> let's talk about the hotter than inflected inflation print and where the fed goes from here with rates. steve has a special guest. >> a very special guest. we are joined by austan goolsbee, the chicago fed president , who does not shy away from joining us on days of big reports. we had him last when the jobs report came out. yeah. thank you for your courage. let's get down to this data. cpi, i don't know, a little on the higher side and the hotter side. mil

al alguacil del condado hillsboro se estÁn llevando a cabo desde muy temprano.r seguros si atravesamos la misma. es perfecto. y esta es la carretera que nos envÍa a julio. el gps para poder llegar a esa zona. julio. y bueno, y esto es lo que estamos intentando hacer a travÉs de noticias telemundo, poder estar en el lugar de los hechos, en el lugar donde estÁ ocurriendo la noticia para poder llevarle a ustedes esa informaciÓn y poder tambiÉn asÍ amplificar los daÑos que estÁ viviendo nuestra gente aquÍ en esta ciudad de tampa que se destaca por ser una ciudad con mucha poblaciÓn hispana donde viven 3 millones de personas. y debo decir algo que pasaba por mi mente hace algunos instantes. julio y escuchamos la agua de la inundaciÓn. realmente tampa se salva de lo peor de milton y esto es algo positivo. hay yo creo que 3 millones de personas dan gracias a dios por el hecho de que milton no hizo entrada un poco mÁs hacia el norte, porque de hacerlo, hubiese estado justo entrando por la bahÍa de tampa, generando una marejada ciclÓnica aquÍ sin precedentes como previam

not necessarily a great job all around on some of the contractors in places like manati, sarasota, hillsboroties. we saw this debris once it was clear, there was some type of storm this weekend. we decided to create a state support debris mission and what we've done is we've mandated the landfills are open 24 hours, we had one county where they didn't have anyone there manning it. we open it up forcibly, make sure that the debris can be brought in. so that's florida department of transportation. name now deployed over 300 them trucks so that -- and they're going to continue to do it, all day today and as long as they can tomorrow before we start to feel impacts from the onset of the storm. so as of this morning, florida department of transportation has moved -- removed over 1300 truckloads of debris and a little over 48 hours among that's a huge, huge amount. now there was issues -- the mystery was probably in the pamela conti beaches, he also had manati the barrier islands like that of maria like -- that was our initial focused. sarasota also had a lot of debris on their barrier islands and

record highs reaching more than 20 feet in hillsboro county, that's one of the hardest hit places.ght now we are in pascoe county. thanks for joining us. i understand water rescues are still taking place there? what is the situation? >> reporter: they are. they suffered from some flooding in these areas because of the rivers that have a lot of water that's been making its way towards the gulf of mexico. what happens is during the storm all of that heavy rain accumulated in the central part of florida and slowly began making its way running off into rivers and lakes. that water at least here coming down to these rivers has flooded this entire neighborhood. you can see some homes with a couple feet of water. what looks like a lake where streets and this is a parking lot, all of it underwater. in pasco county we are told before rivers are at flood stage. they had 150 rescues yesterday. earlier today we went on patrol with some guys out there, one of the teams, we just went down one of the streets which looks like a river now for them to show us what it is they look for , the dangers f

the mansion is in hillsboro, also known as the western white house. it has 11 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, according to the national post, it sold for 23 million dollars last week just alone. 23 mil here is asking price was 38 million. coming the next hour, an east bay police officer jumped into action to save a woman's life. >> after she overdoses on drugs will right back. >> well, >> a santa clara based company is set to pay $1000 in fines after selling fake n 95 mask to hospitals during the pandemic. prosecutors say. safeguard ship face masks that were misbranded is federally approved. n 95 masks masks and out during the early. earliest phase of the pandemic. department says the company will plead guilty in the case. executives of supply of also agreed to plead guilty to the same scheme. 2 companies are now facing up to $600,000 in fines. happening this weekend, fox news will be conducting an 80 acre prescribed burn in napa county is going to be a wild horse valley community and we'll go from 08:00am until around 5. cal fire says it plans to move well a

the home in hillsboro, known as the western white house, was built in 1930. designed by famed architect julia morgan, she's also designed. she also designed hearst castle. it's got a replica east room and oval office. it sits on three acres of land. originally, the owners were asking for just under $39 million. they dropped it down to 28 and everybody hopefully went home happy. wow. still a big chunk of money. yes it is. all right. rob mayeda here. now, i know there are changes on the way. and people are probably wondering, was this the last, like, kind of warm weekend that we had? it could be. especially where temperatures are headed. you're going to need to reset the wardrobe this week. we're going into winter mode as we head through the next few mornings by, let's say, tuesday morning. and wednesday morning could be talking about 30s and 40s in some of the valleys. so from the heat from earlier this month to some chilly changes just around the corner right now, 57 degrees san francisco. not cold just yet, as we're still in the 60s around walnut creek and i

we're not talking about the actual white house, but the western white house that recently sold in hillsboro. so check this out. this is a replica, and it actually sold below asking at $23 million. abc seven news took you to the 24,400 square foot home when it just hit the market. that was june of last year, and it was listed at $38.9 million. it has 11 bedrooms. it dates back to the 1800s. it even has an oval office and east wing, a rose garden. we do not know though, who bought that house, but obviously they have a lot of money. >> people are wild with their cash. the biggest holiday projection event in the country is coming back to san francisco this holiday season. let's glow uses high tech projectors and lasers to show showcase large scale animations right on some of our most iconic buildings. the free outdoor event runs from december 6th to the 15th. on the first night at the foot of market street, facing the ferry building, there'll be a countdown to glow event, and that's where you can get free hot chocolate and free let's glow s.f. swag. this has become a really cool thing that we'v

that final district hillsboro schools with more than 200,000 students are set to resume classes tomorrow. hoda? >> priya, nice to see you. a little good news there. >> all right. 12 after the hour. say good morning to craig. >>> we have breaking news overnight from the middle east this morning. a new round of israeli air strikes in southern beirut, the first there in nearly a week. the u.s. applying pressure on israel to boost the flow of humanitarian aid into gaza. nbc's matt bradley joins us now from the region. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. it is relatively quiet here in beirut until just this morning. just a couple of hours ago, we heard several loud blasts from that neighborhood behind me. this morning israel is on notice after a rare, stern warning from the white house as conditions in gaza grow increasingly worse. the biden administration telling the defense minister that if the situation doesn't improve within 30 days, the u.s. may restrict travel to israel. a letter was sent but not confirming its context. israel relies heavily on u.s. military assistance, espe

on top of that, we have that other concern, the debris piles all over tampa and hillsboro county aread and make them projectiles or push all of that furniture and parts of homes back into houses and people's lawns. and all over neighborhoods. here at tampa general hospital, they have the aqua fence. they have faith that this will keep tampa bay out of hospital rooms. but it's never quite been tested like this. it held up during helene. we'll see if it holds up during hurricane milton. they didn't evacuate the hospital. in fact, the staff we have been seeing all morning, doctors, nurses, facility operators are coming in. they have their sleeping bags. they will be sleeping overnight here, making sure they can take care of the patients, making sure this hospital is safe. but tampa and this entire gulf region will be put up to the test as millions have evacuated out of the area. some gas stations are now out of fuel. and the time to run out has run out. savannah, back to you. >> tom, thank you. want to turn to al now. what is the update? >> this just in from the national hurricane center

play the roof there has been shredded and we have seen a lot of power outages. 200,000 people in hillsboropeople this was a powerful storm and even though we are three hours after landfall we are still in the ebb and flow of the wind picking up here we talk about jamie and so many. tomorrow at enough you could hear that we had this surge comfort. with the wind picking up more signs collapsing. estimate talked i showed you this bus sign another one collapsing way down there it just shows you even way after this event on the backside of the event to come sweeping through it's a major concern we haven't seen first responders because they can't come out when the wind is to strong you can't restore power leading to extensive damage and we see that play out tomorrow when the daylight rises there is concern in tampa the worst of it looks like it's moved on but if you're watching us and sheltering in florida continue to do so it's not safe to get outside especially at the windows spurting and picking up at times it looks like the rain keeps on coming we think of the storm is left in the rain just