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shortly before coming on air, i spoke to mike brennan, director of the us national hurricane center. the time. taking a look at the picture, milton appears to be gaining speed, what kind of threat does it pose? what kind of threat does it ose? ~ ., , ., ., ., pose? milton is going to pose a significant _ pose? milton is going to pose a significant threat, _ significant threat, particularly on the west coast, where we will see damaging winds and heavy rainfall in the winds and heavy rainfall in the wind and the flooding, the risk for that will extend across interior portions of the state, as well as the east coast, those conditions will begin through the night on tuesday and too much of wednesday. what and too much of wednesday. what implications _ and too much of wednesday. what implications could _ and too much of wednesday. what implications could this _ implications could this potentially have, of course, keeping in mind this is coming right after hurricane helene. we had seen scenes of people in the process yes, we are expecting milton to affect some of the portions of florida aff

shortly before coming on—air, i spoke to mike brennan, director of the us national hurricane center. to see you. thanks for your time. milton appears to be gaining speed. what threat does it pose? milton will pose — threat does it pose? milton will pose a _ threat does it pose? milton will pose a threat _ threat does it pose? milton will pose a threat to - threat does it pose? milton will pose a threat to the - threat does it pose? milton i will pose a threat to the west peninsula, particularly on the west coast, where we will see storms and rainfall and flooding and winds, the risk for that will extend across interior portions of the state, as well as the east coast. those conditions will begin through the night—time tuesday and into much of wednesday. mike, something i want to ask is, what implications could this potentially have, keeping in mind it is coming right after hurricane helene. we saw scene of a lot of people in the process of clearing up. yes, we are expecting milton to unfortunately affect some portions of florida affected by helene we could see life threatening storm s

i'm mike brennan at the national hurricane center. >> harris: the big confirmation at this hour is this beast remains a hurricane after moving across the entire state of florida. we do know that some areas will begin to open up this afternoon and let some people back into them. we can't give you a direct count of that yet. he didn't, either as the team was monitoring before going live to michael brennan at the national hurricane center. the biggest concern right now are the things you cannot see in that water. it doesn't matter that it's daylight out there. it is deep water now. it is feet of water. so if there are live electrical lines whatever might be under there they just don't want people rushing back to try to get into their homes. and creating more rescue situations. they are already dealing with enough. michael is in jacksonville beach, florida now and want to go to michael right away. michael. >> harris, the winds out here have just been brutal. we've seen winds gusts this morning over 60 miles-per-hour and still -- and still at this hour, harris, the winds are still gusting ov

thanks for joining us i'm mike brennan at the national hurricane center. >> jesse: national hurricane is going to be ferocious. we are going to see tornadoes and massive gusts of wind. massive flooding. 10-foot storm surge. it's going to be deadly. judge jeanine, horrible to see florida again continuously hammered by mother nature. it's tough. >> judge jeanine: it's so tough. and, you know, the toughest part is when people go back. you have got to try to get your, you know, get out there and put your shoulders back and get moving. people going through this suffer all kinds of problems. later, you know, there is like a -- there is like a ptsd for a lot of people. and this hurricane involves significant number of deaths. we don't know the numbers so far in north carolina. this is going to be a very, very hard thing. i think america needs to come together and not criticize but rather lend a helping hand. say a prayer. get over there. i know people going down there to help. they just don't know where to go. >> jesse: we have seen that throughout this impact. we have seen neighbors, charit

prepare for it and be ready to respond to hear from, you'll hear from the astraighter of fema, mike brennannal weather service ken graham, secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas, and linda fagan. we'll begin with miss criswell. over to you, dion. >> thank you, mr. president, madam vice president, i want to assure you, we are taking this storm very seriously. as you will hear from dr. brennan shortly, milton is currently a category 4 storm and will remain a hurricane as it crosses over florida. at your direction, mr. president, i will be traveling down to tallahassee tonight to embed with the ceoc to meet with my team and our partners and i will be there to assess the damages and impacts immediately following the storm, working in close association with the state to make sure they have everything they need to support their priorities. as you have always directed me to do, i am leaning forward to make sure we're strategically placing our teams to respond in florida. there are currently over 1,000 federal personnel on the ground in florida, supporting the efforts from hurricane hele

ready to respond to it you will hear from administrator of fema deanne criswell, the director mike brennanm, secretary of homeland security mayorkas and the come endan of the coast guard admiral linda fagan. we'll begin with administrator criswell. over to you deanne. >> thank you, liz. mr. president, madam vice-president, i just want to assure you, we are taking this storm very seriously. as you will hear from dr. brennan shortly, milton is currently a category 4 storm and will remain a hurricane as it crosses over florida. at your direction, mr. president, i will be traveling down to tallahassee tonight to meet with my team as well as our state partners and i will be there to assess the damages and the impacts immediately following the storm. working in close coordination with the state to ensure that they have everything that they need to support their priorities. as you have always directed me to do, i am leaning forward to make sure that we are strategically placing our resources and our teams to be able to rapidly respond in florida. there are currently over a thousand federal person

michael brennan, thank you very much. >>> mike, let's turn back to the campaign.g kamala harris in the interest of defeating donald trump. if you were advising the harris campaign, you've said what you -- you made the case for michigan, but let's talk nationally. less than four weeks to go. >> yup. >> what's the message? where should she spend her time? >> i like flooding the zone. she doesn't have to sit down with "the new york times" editorial board and discuss world affairs in french, the language of diplomacy. forget that. but earn it, work it. we didn't have a primary. get out there and show that. i think that's one. every day, you can get a great line going. i'd challenge trump to a debate. what are you afraid of, donald? you can have vance teach you to debate. total cy war there. there are two issues that count. one, she's changed. the one thing we learned from the vp debate, the meters, we hook people up to jumper cables when they watch the debate all over the country and learn something, the campaigns do. people love the civil tone. they like the fact tha