this number is for monroe county residents. 305-517-2480. all other floridians can call the florida emergency hotline at 1-800-342-3557. which is a dedicated emergency management hotline for the entire state. if you are in the keys and still home, leave, get out. we can't save you once the storm starts. the entire lower keys hospital has been evacuated. all other hospitals in the keys will be evacuated today. i've been very clear with monroe county the state will provide whatever resources are necessary to get the hospitals back open quickly following the storms. we also have task force dedicated entirely to helping prepare and respond to the keys. for the remainder of the state waiting on evacuation orders, listen to your local officials. they will tell you if and when your area needs to be evacuated. if you're told to evacuate, do not wait. get out quickly. the roads will fill up quickly, so you need to go immediately. we can expect additional evacuations as the storm continues to get near to our state. finally, already ordered mandatory e

sin embargo, el alguacil del condado de monroe, no comparte esa visiÓn.encia. mi hijo le dijo que no tenÍa. lorena: los oficiales llamaron a agentes de la patrulla fronteriza, aunque cuando estos llegaron, johnny y leonel aclara no su estatus migratorio en el paÍs. tras verificar la informaciÓn, los dejaron libres. osman torres, un primo de nilsa, no tuvo la misma suerte en julio. la policÍa de monroe lo detuvo porque la luz trasera del auto que conducÍa estaba rota y porque el carro estaba registrado a nombre de alguien con una licencia vencida. al pedirle la suya... [habla en inglÉs] el agente arrestÓ a osman, lo llevÓ a la cÁrcel. >> estÁn enseÑados con mi familia. lorena: antes de que lo entregaran a las autoridades migratorias, una abogada contratada por la familia logrÓ sacarlo. solicitamos respuesta sobre cada caso a la oficina del alguacil del condado de monroe, por medio de este correo electrÓnico nos comunicaron que no nos responderÍan. nilsa dejÓ a sus cuatro hijos en honduras y cruzÓ la frontera mÉxico, hasta llegar aquÍ en 2006. >>tÚ eres una

the fire that claimed the life of archie monroe. vernon odom has the details. >> reporter: archie monroe was a quiet man who lived on this block with his wife donna for more than 40 years, they were highly respected in the neighborhood. and tonight the entire wilmington community is mourning their cruel fate. >> all day wilmington firefighters were collecting samples at this rowhouse fire scene as they try to determine the cause of last night's deadly blaze in the 100 block of west 37th street. the home of archie and donna monroe, he was killed as he charged back into the inferno trying to rescue her believing she was trapped on the second floor and then jumped into the arms of neighbors. among them jamar warren injured making the catch. and donna remains hospitalized in critical condition and family and friends are mourning archie monroe's cruel fate. >> going in after a person is out of the fire and he goes in to retrieve his wife. that alone shows his character. that speaks for itself. i pray to god, for his wife. she is going th

real challenges in monroe county. i mentioned agriculture. i honestly do not know how florida agriculture, particularly citrus, can recover from the storm without significant help. senior citizens. this storm exposed a real vulnerability to a state with so many seniors. and it's not just nursing homes. we have apartment buildings, section 8 h.u.d. housing and the like. entire apartment buildings. 13, 14-story towers of apartment buildings populated by senior citizens. let me tell you what happens when the power goes out. the first thing is all the food in the refrigerator rots. so within 48 hours, i don't care how much they stored for the hurricane, they can no longer eat a lot of the food they need for their nutrition. you may say well, why don't they just get up and go see a relative or go somewhere that is handing out food? they are on the 13th or 12th floor. the elevator doesn't walk. they can't walk down 13 flights of stairs. this exposed the real vulnerability that we will have to examine. and then debris removal. some of these are smal

next to marilyn monroe in the same mausoleum. monroe was on the first cover of playboy, and today many of the women he made famous are mourning his loss. >> good-bye, hef. >> pamela anderson, who appeared on the cover of playboy 14 times, was in tears. >> she has been on the magazine more than anybody else, and for very good reason. >> because i keep wants to do it. >> jenny mccarthy, play mate of the year in 1994 called him a revolutionary. >> there's always people who change your life. how many peek he affected. i will always miss you hef. >> now to who gets all his money. >> he showed me around the mansion. >> the beautiful bride to be. the one and only. >> "e.t." learned his widow crystal was not in the will. it was a bumpy road leading up to the wedding. >> we were watching a movie. when i looked over, she was gone. >> crystal told us the legal process of getting down the aisle scared her away. >> i'm going prenup lawyers and lawyers to do a show. it just makes me realize that money isn't everything, and i just needed to tre

the wind-driven water encroaching shortly in in monroe county. the waters levels are coming up in monroe county and in portions of southwest florida, your window to evacuate is running out in southwest florida. the bottom line is you have to get out of those zones and into a facility they can withstand the winds and hopefully people are doing that. the other expectation that we have to set is that because of the logistical nature of being able to access southwest florida or southern florida, you know, it's going to take some time before search and rescue crews can get into those in monroe county and some of those portions of florida, we are asking people to get out if you still can. julie: and there's still time. brunt is not suppose today hit until tomorrow morning and there are areas that have been told, if you don't evacuate. if the winds exceed 45 miles per hour, emergency crews are not going to come get you, this thing can blow through 36 hours, 36 hours being stranded somewhere with no help. i want to talk about you about the destructive po

of monroe, 1-800-342-3557. florida national guard. today i'm activating another 3,000 national guardsmen to help with shelter operations and evacuations. today we will have more than 4,000 national guard members activated to begin a system with ongoing irma preparation. tomorrow every member available, 7,000, will be deployed. 13 helicopters and more than 1,000 temperatuchnical high-wat vehicles ready and being restored. 30,000 troops, 4,000 trucks 100 helicopters in air evacuation crews that are ready to support our state. i spoke with president trump multiple times, and he's assured me florida will get all the help from the federal government we need. they will be our partner providing all federal help we need. so far wee requested a variety of things. disaster tarps, water, baby food supplies, supply trucks, search and rescue personnel and equipment and management teams. military watercraft and aircraft with capability to move fuel from the mainland to keys and marathon. a military vessel like marine and nav

joining me now from key west, monroe county administrator, mr. administrator, thank you so much for being with us. let me get to the news from senator marco rubio today suggesting maybe you ought to consider a massive evacuation of the florida keys at this point, as many as 10,000 people. do you think that's necessary, sir? >> absolutely not. i don't know where that's coming from. that's ridiculous. we are making due. everybody is helping out, bringing down supplies. the folks in the keys are very resilient. we were ready for this. this is aus have yobviously a l damage but we will get it done. i have no idea and i would love to talk to the person or persons that is discussing that because it's absolutely ridiculous. >> so what is the area of greatest need in the keys, sir? >> just water and supplies. they are coming down. they are coming down by the plane load and truck load. this is a hurricane, guys. this happens. we live in the tropics and we expect these things to happen. we don't want it to happen and this is the price of living in paradise

el incidente ocurrió en el condado de monroe.yo nunca me esperé. yo sabía que un día me iba a pasar por no haberle aplicado los papeles a ella pero, por el miedo. lorena: en los últimos seis meses, su hija ha estado en un centro de detención a cuatro horas de su familia. mientras, una abogada lucha para evitar su deportación. su madre dice que quienes más han sufrido son los hijos de nely. suani, de cinco años. y christopher de tres. aunque ese no es el único problema de la familia. ya que ella fue sólo la primera de cinco parientes cercanos que han tenido roces con la policía y con la patrulla fronteriza. nilsa: le ven la cara a uno, nos miran que somos hispanos. saben que no tenemos documentos. lorena: el 27 de abril, marcos antonio huete, hermano de nilsa, iba camino al trabajo en su bicicleta cuando fue atropellado por una mujer en una camioneta. este es el lugar donde marcos antonio huete sufrió el accidente. su caso generó conmoción a nivel nacional luego de que las cámaras corporales de los agentes mostraran cómo un oficia

playboy's founder may be laid to rest beside its first centerfold, marilyn monroe.r owns the crypt next to hers, at a hollywood cemetery. dean reynolds now on hef's life and legacy. >> reporter: hugh hefner brought playboy magazine to life in 1953. that is marilyn monroe, kids. a time when bedroom doors in this country were firmly closed. and then, hefner pushed them open. >> sex is one of the best things on this planet. i think we need to get our head around that fact. >> reporter: the naked truth is that the photo spreads and leering lifestyle and buttoned up america helped introduce an enduring cultural debate about whether sex should be sexy. >> isn't that really what you are selling, kind of a high-class, dirty book? >> no, i don't think so. >> sex was a natural part of life. and that, nice girls like sex too. now. in the middle of 1950s, that was a revolutionary idea. >> reporter: the postal service once refused to deliver playboy deeming it pornographic. with gaudy mansions in chicago and l.a., hefner drew fire from the right which saw him as immoral, and the

monroe county news. monroe county is closed until further notice. evacuated residents, do not return until further notice. more information to come. you have to figure something like this was coming. the florida keys one way in, one layout. the overseas highway coming u.s. one. if you've never driven it in you ever get a shot, you definitely should. it's one of the most accuweather looking things in all of america and it's a wonderful drive into key west. the whole area is close now. i don't know. i don't have a way to know what is happening to the bridges and the overseas highway is and the iconic businesses they are in marine fisheries and all the wildlife that goes along with that part of south florida from the bayside to the oceanside. we don't have a way to know yet. but we know coup joke he took a direct hit from a category four hurricane. the vice president of the night stays put it, and historic in epic hurricane. category four storms, directed in a small town like that. it is not going to be pretty. the hope is that people in monroe county

marilyn monroe, he bought rights to the marilyn monroe calendar pictures, put that in his first magaziney was born. he created a giant corporation off of that, even president trump at one point was on the cover of the "playboy" magazine. 60 years he was editor in chief of "playboy" magazine. this is a guy who made sex sort of respectable in society for some, sort of a boy's magazi, and also made, of course, silk pajamas and smoking jackets cool and skrshchic. anderson interviewed him a couple years ago and asked him about what he thought obscenity actually was. >> racism, war, bigotry, but sex itself no. what is sad and cold war this would be if we weren't sexual beings. that's the heart of who we are. >> reporter: his son cooper said that his father lived an exceptional life and advocated free speech, civil rights, and sexual freedom. hugh hefner actually purchased the crypt next to marilyn monroe a couple miles from here, and that's where he will be buried. of course he's the one that started his giant career with that centerfold. the word centerfold, hugh hefner brought into the lexic

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the emergency management director of monroe county calls it a humanitarian crisis in the keys. he said the first planes bringing relief are due tomorrow morning. the keys are now in a dusk to dawn curfew. irma is expected to reach northern florida and southwest georgia by tomorrow afternoon. here in tampa st. pete, anthony, the long night continues. >> indeed, jeff glor, stay safe there, jeff, thank you. that is our expanded western edition of the cbs weekend news. charmie rose, nora o'donnell and gayle king will have an coverage on an expanded issue of cbs this morning, for . >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> everybody's very honored and proud to be part of this event. >> into the eye of irma as the monster hurricane rakes its way across florida, emergency crews in the bay area are standing ready for rescues. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. here is what they're facing tonight. it has been downgraded to a category 2 storm, but it has been packing winds in excess of a hundred miles an hour. and while parts of the state brac

. >> the administrator from monroe county making it clear all hospitals will be closed. all will be closed and ambulances will be gone this morning. if you dial 911 in monroe county, no one will be there to answer. isa soares live in miami. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the message there is very big. get out if you can. it seems most are heeding those warnings. what we have seen today is long lines as people make their way north. it's almost like you're watching a mass exodus. people have packed up. super market shelves are mainly empty as i walked into one super market today. tin foods, water, crackers, bread, that's all emptied out as people prepare not just for irma's powerful arrival but also what mele ahead as many advising it could be weeks before we get any sort of electricity up and running. the point you touched and that it petrol. as people make their way north, pack up their goodies, close up their shops and really just hunker down, they are trying to get petrol on their way out. but they're coming face-to-face with very long lines. so in ord

archie monroe died running back into the home. he thought his wife, donna, was trapped inside but already escaped by jumping out a second floor window, vernon odom has more coming up at 4:30. >>> philadelphia police are searching for the person that opened fire killing a man in the frankford section of the city. the shooting happened in the middle of the day and near a number of businesses. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live at the scene along the 5100 block of frank ford avenue. what is the latest? >> alicia such a tragedy, this victim 24 years old his life cut short out in the open. it happened just across the street from where we are standing. i'm told all times of the day especially 11:00 a.m. there are people out here. broad daylight. the location 51st and frankford avenue. plenty of businesses open and plenty of foot traffic. this is where a 24-year-old man was shot and killed in the middle of it all. >> next thing you know, everybody heard shots. this woman did not want her name identified. it was her car stuck insid

joining me on phone, george nugent, mayor of monroe county., thank you for joining us at this hour. it looks like hurricane irma is headed directly toward the florida keys. it could take a direct hit. you think your county is ready? >> we are ready. we're as ready as we can be, don, and as you know, and as your previous guests have pointed out, and i agree with most of them that this is a very challenging situation that we're dealing with. this storm is a potential killer. hurricane irma is now a category 5 storm with winds at 175 miles an hour. and it is bearing down on the florida keys which is a unique area made up of 40 -- has 43 bridge s connecting all the islands from ocean reef to key west. we're very concerned about this. we want our residents to evacuate. we're under mandatory evacuation and we want them to get out, get out of harm's way. it's a scary situation. >> i got to ask you, because it was very concerning to us at the top of our show, there were people in a bar in key largo who said, you know, they were going to ride it out an

julia, you may have heard me talking with the mayor of the monroe county area there. mayor george nugent. i spoke to him. he is down in marathon in complete darkness. i told him about you when we last spoke. you were seeing power outages that had just happened. the transformers blowing. it looks even darker where you are now. >> indeed, alex. we, in fact, tried to move up a little bit to be able to show you a little more. where an area was lit just as you were speaking, not 60 seconds ago, the lights went out here again in this parking lot. it just makes things so dang trous be out on the roads. the good news is most people are not out here. we are being very careful. we actually sought shelter under an overhang. you're looking at u.s. 1. alex, you mentioned it, hundreds of thousands of people without power. absolutely in marathon, that's a scary place to be right now. florida city also a scary place to be, but certainly not as fierce as marathon, but still pretty fierce in its own right. you look just at the trees that things are being blown around. there's all kinds

for parts of miami-dade county, broward county, palm beach county, low-lying brevard county, and monroe county, as well. >> it is not just florida bracing for irma. georgia's governor ordering a mandatory evacuation for anyone east of i-95. that includes the city of savannah, it includes chatham county and other low-lying areas. in south carolina, a mandatory evacuation order, mandatory evacuation order takes effect saturday morning, 10:00 a.m. eastern time in the coastal counties including charleston. >> irma holding strong at category five, slamming turks and caicos overnight and now approaching the bahamas. meteorologist karen maginnis tracking the monster storm from the weather center. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> how long is the window for people to get out of florida now? >> it is closing so fast. i'm not sure that if i were living in south florida, i'm not sure that i would get in the car and try to make a run for it because all the services that would be available are so limited now. you can't even really buy an airline ticket. delta and american are saying that by t

monroe, home to the florida keys, parts of miami-dade, broward, palm beach, brevard and sarasota counties. and representing the 22nd congressional district including areas of broward and palm beach counties, joining us from boca raton, florida. thanks for joining us. i know you're incredibly busy. what is your biggest fear now? we're only hours away from this hurricane hitting florida. >> well, my biggest fear is over the things we do have control of. which is people's decision to follow or not to follow the mandatory evacuation that's in place for large parts of south florida. people who live in areas that are subject to mandatory evacuation have to leave and can't leave until tomorrow, it might be too late and can't think they'll simply ride it out and if there's a problem emergency responders will come to them, because they won't. so that's my big concern, and

it's been a steady flow of traffic for much of the day as people start to evacuate monroe county.hat is the keys in florida. already under a mandatory evacuation order for shelters in miami already open. clearly this area bracing for a major, major storm. dave, christine? >> absolutely. authorities saying to have three to seven days of food and water on hand. >>> reports of price gouge having people crying foul on social media. a twitter using, lee dowel, posted this screen shot of a flight from delta to miami. it showed the ticket change of $347 to more than a grand. she said later the airline helped tremendously. delta said it was an issue on expedia's website, not its own. it never raised fares due to irma. that tipped off price caps for major airlines. delta will not charge more than $399 for flights out of florida or the caribbean, that includes first class. american airlines says it capped the price of main cabin seats on single-leg flights at $99. jetblue is offering any remaining seats at reduced fares between $99 and $159 to get out. >> if you can get out, do get out. >>>

i've been very clear with monro monroe county to provide whatever resources are necessary to get the hospitals back up and quickly the storms. i also have a task force dedicated entirely to help her prepare and respond to the keys. for the remainder of the state waiting on evacuation orders, listen to your local officials. they will tell you if and when your area needs to be evacuated. if you are told to evacuate, do not wait. get out quickly. the roads will fill up quickly, so you need to go immediately. we can expect additional evacuations of the storm continues to get near to our state. miami-dade has already ordered mandatory evacuation zones a and b. if you live in these zones and you're still home, you should leave right now. there are voluntary evacuations and broward county of mobile homes and low-lying areas. i cannot stress this enough. do not ignore evacuation orders. remember, we can rebuild your homes, we cannot rebuild your life or your family. regardless of what coast you live on, be prepared to evacuat evacuate. floridians on the west coast should not be complacent. t

miami-dade, monroe, pinella, sarasota. these counties right now if you are a citizen in those counties you can go to disaster assistance.gov to begin registering for assistance if you are received damages and are having hardship. in some cases the first line of defense is fill your insurance he when you are allowed to get back home. file your insurance not only your personal insurance but threw the nfip program, the national flad insurance program. if you are a policy holder once you are home call your private insurer to activate that begin process -- begin the process to have money flowing to help you in that regard. the other thing here is that, you know, we're also watching the continuing situation in jacksonville, overnight jacksonville and the areas around the st. john's river were heavily impacted, we're still conducting life safety missions in and around the area because of the flooding. we were very aware of it last night and continuing to support our partners there. again, this issue is passing through, there are

the real threat is if this storm moves right over monroe county, let's say ocean reef which is the top of key largo, into key biscayne and central florida right through the middle -- let me tell you, that's the middle of the cone. we always say don't look at it but we need to look at it because that's where we'll talk about the greatest possible loss of life, significantly higher amounts of damage when you have all those cities all the way up the coast, all the way to here. let's back you up a little bit. there are other people that want to know what else can happen. if the storm stays to the right, where does it go? it's going to smash into north carolina. it will still be a three or four, savannah all the way to myrtle beach, you need to watch for that turn and you don't want that turn. florida does want that turn. it's going to hit the united states somewhere. there's no a question in my mind that someone in the southeastern united states gets smashed from this. where does it turn and how soon does it get into the florida peninsula. if it is right there in south florida, this will b

this just in from monroe county.r is going to evacuate their southern post, along marathon key. they say it is just too dangerous. they're going to be heading about 40 miles up u.s. 1 to key largo, where they believe it will be a little more safe for their employees. but again, in monroe county which covers most of the keys there says that they cannot stay there on the southern end of the keys. the southwest portion of that county. they'll be heading north to key largo, so that they'll be able to keep a better eye on the storm. now, let's talk about the path and some really bad news for one city on the west coast of florida. we have on the phone with us, mayor of fort myers, randall henderson jr. mr. mayor, good morning to you. when we went to bed, all of us last night, this was a category 5 storm. it had crept a bit west, but now you are in the center of this cone. what are your thoughts and preps as irma approaches florida? >> our primary focus right at the moment the preservation of life. this is a worst case scen

we're looking at exactly where monroe county is, right in the path. what your biggest concerns at this hour? >> caller: i'm terrified for all the people in the our emergency center is based on ocean reef. we're about 100 miles from key west and we're getting an amazing storm outside my window. so i can't imagine what it will be like down in key west. i have a lot of friends and people that are staying behind either as responders or as just people that didn't want to leave. this is going to be terrifying. >> give us a sense of what is in place. i know there are places that even the first responders essentially left where they were staging elsewhere to go back in. obviously you have a different situation in the keys where passage may be blocked, so you have people who stayed behind. who is there? how are they staging? what might be available for people once this storm does go through? >> caller: well, we've been spending basically five to six days first trying to get people to leave the keys and also figuring out exactly how we're going to do the recove

a 1960s compact from marilyn monroe which mimi bought at auction for $34,000.rkin bag, a gift from boxing champ, floyd mayweather. and lots of shades. >> i try to see what works on my face because i have chipmunk cheeks. >> the diva's domain isn't off limits for twins roc and roe. in fact, the 6-year-olds already have an appreciation for the finer things. >> man, don't put that thing on my nice suit. >> do you know the name of the designer, rocky? >> it's balmain. >> that's dem babies. >> teaching them babies early. that's what she is doing. >>> i don't know about y'all, but i want to see more of this, and if you do too, go see the video on vogue.com. >>> now to the victoria's secret fashion show. it airs november 28th on cbs, and this year it will head to shanghai, china. but who won't be there? >> kendall jenner. she's reportedly out because of her gig with la perla, but familiar angel faces, karlie kloss and candice swanepoel, will be back, and lais ribeiro too. >> speaking of lais, what does she do the get into angel form? well, it's a new hollywood treatme

those will be the issues facing not only monroe county but the state as they support that. and then fema, who backs up the stat state. >> understandable. this place has gotten hit worse, in my nonexpert opinion, the level of degree and frequency of the devastation. it's going to take a long time. i can tell you this. those first responders were given their own water, own gatorades out to people they found. they were supposed to start at daybreak, dave. if their resolve is any kind of indication of what you're going to see in the waves of those who come in to help recover, they'll get on their feet quicker than i would have expected. they come in in the middle of the night out there in this crazy muggy high heat. the key deer are still here. we saw them all over the place. everything is in shock. you see a deer and alligator and they're not even look at each other. everything is in shock. every house is a 15, 20-minute appraisal. they have to find their way in, look through it. all kinds of horrible conditions. they know they may find people, dave. this will take a long time

in monroe county, mandatory evacuations for all resident and visitors. if you live in any of the evacuation zones, and you're still at home, leave! collier county voluntary evacuations from marco island. hendrick county, low-lying areas. mobile homes and rvs. i can not stress this enough, do not ignore evacuation orders. remember you can rebuild your home, buy your possessions again, you can't rebuild your life and you we can't recreate your families. regardless of the coast be prepared to evacuate. the storm can move and change on a moment's notice. on the west coast, you can't be complacent. those in coastal areas should be prepared to leave. traffic, many of you i know already stuck in traffic. i know it has to be frustrating. please be patient. evacuations are not meant to be convenient, they're meant to keep you safe. trying to do the evacuations as safely as possible. we have increased the number of troopers on the hes to move traffic and keep people moving down the road. realtime traffic information and evacuation routes is available at fl511.com.

he talked about shelters with the,cepti the exception in monroe county. as the governor said, everyone in the keys ought to have evacuated at this point. florida international university, people have been able to go there and seek shelter. he also said very important, those of you who lived in southwest florida be you have just over two hours to hit the road and that's it. noon eastern time is your cutoff time. after that point the governor suggested des spout, if you have not evacuated by then, stay in place and shelter there. mr. mayor, a welcome to you, sir. pretty fright i don't knowing times. what's on your agenda, what do you expect heading your way? >> good morning. we've of emergency on bonita springs as has the governor statewide. we obviously have evacuation centers in place and for local residents within lee county and collier county, i know those and they're opening more shelters as we speak. we've been communicating with our residents asking them to evacuate, for over a week now, and to secure their homes and to get proper supplies and govern

monroe has said they do not need buses right now but our offer still stands.mandatory evacuation order in effect for the florida keys. this means all residents and all visitors. i was down there yesterday to do everything we can to make sure citizens can get out. we estimate there are 35b9 1,000 people that have evacuated from the keys as of 6:00 p.m. last night. if you near the keys and do not have a way out 1shgs 80-- call e number. if you near the keys and still at home, leave and get out. we can't save you after the storm starts. you're going to have unbelievable wind and storm surge. the entire lower keys hospital has been evacuated. all other hospitals in the keys will be evacuated today. i've been very clear with monroe county the state will provide whatever resources are necessary to get the hospitals back open quickly following the storm. i went through andrew and that was an issue getting hospitals back open. we have a task force to devoted entirely to respond to the keys. for the remainder of the state waiting on evacuation orders listen to your loc

this number is for monroe county residents. 305-517-2480. all other floridians can call the florida emergency hot line at 1-800-342-3557, a dedicated emergency management hot line for the entire state. if you're in the keys, and still home, leave, get out. we can't save you once the storm starts. the entire lower keys hospital has been evacuated. all other hospitals in the keys will be evacuated today. i've been very clear with monroe county, the state will provide whatever resources are necessary to get the hospitals back open quickly following the storms. we also have a task force and dedicated entirely to helping prepare and respond to the keys. for the remainder of the state waiting on evacuation orders, listen to your local officials. they will tell you if and when your area needs to be evacuated. if you're told to evacuate, do not wait. get out quickly. the roads will fill up quickly, so you need to go immediately. we can expect additional evacuations as the storm continues to get near to our state. miami-dade has already ordered manda

monor monroe says they are using city buses. there are mandatory evacuation orders in place for florida keys, this means all residents and visitors, leave the keys. we estimate that about 31,000 people had already evacuated from the keys as of 6:00 p.m. last nights. if you're in the keys and still home, leave and get out. we can't save you once the storm hits. the entire lower keys hospital has already been evacuated. all other hospitals in the keys will be evacuated today. i've been very clear with monroe county that the state will provide whatever resources are necessary to get the hospitals back open quickly following the storm. we also have a task force devoted entirely to helping prepare and respond to the keys. their issues are somewhat different because they have all those bridges down there. for the remainder of the state waiting on evacuation orders, listen to your local officials. they will tell you if and when your area needs to be evalkted. if you are told to evac, get out quickly. the roads will up quickly as you ne

it featured a nude photo of marlin monroe and was an instant success.ine lead to tv shows and an e-mail poir. there were key clubs featuring waitresses wearing bunny cost tumors. in the 70s hefner was accused of exploiting women. the nation's mood changed. attendance at the clubs dropped. by 1988 hefner closed the last of them and turned over control of the still profitable magazine to his daughter christie. a year later he seemed ready to change his bachelor ways. hefner's marriage to a former playmate resulted in two sons. after ate years it ended and he went back to his old ways. in his mid '70s touting the benefits of viagra hefner took on several girlfriends. in 2012 at 86 hefner settled down again married 26-year-old crystal harris. >> my age has changed the women i'm attracted to has not. >> reporter: asked what he's most proud of is that he changed america's attitude towards sex. >> here's a quote from hefner. play boy tweeted this out overnight. life is too short to be living someone else's dream. words to live by. we'll have much more on hugh

rob: hefner published the first playboy with marilyn monroe on the cover.her. hugh hefner, dead at 91 years old. rob: i was wondering. heather: his first wife is still alive. rob: talk about an icon in the los angeles area, eager to see how the city of los angeles remember them, we lost adam west not long ago, another icon from the same year a. he is still today even from the youngest iteration people talk about half like a god. rob: they recently filled the mansion. rob: playboy has gone through some changes too. once-in-a-lifetime tax plan as we moved to politics, that is what donald trump is calling his long-awaited reform bill designed to boost middle-class. heather: mike pence pushes for democrats to get on board and get it passed. live in washington dc those details. >> for every american under the age of 31st time they had any major tax overhaul in their lifetime ever. it makes the taxes simpler and fair for working americans but the president says it won't benefit wealthy guys like himself. >> we will ensure the benefits are focused on the middle cl

host: woody in monro, michigan. caller: good morning. the guest,e to ask has he ever heard of mayor laguardia? guest: in new york, yes. caller: raymond shafer, former governor of pennsylvania? host: where are we going with this? caller: they did research on marijuana in general and they found the laguardia commission and the shafer commission found there was no connection between marijuana as a gateway drug. ago.s been proven 50 years 1971. report shafer did his and turned it into president and the sum -- nixon. host: that is woody and monro, michigan. any response? that his his belief and fine but when you talk to the district attorney and a number of others, people who have been around the block no there is a traditional route to heroin. people do not start with heroin. the big surge has been a prescription opioids, people coming off of those. there is a traditional route of marijuana, alcohol, and harder drugs. that is all i'm saying. anothert need intoxicant that is widely available. states that are trying and we will see the impact

his first nude centerfold, marilyn monroe, didn't get a penny from "playboy," but many were happy tose the publication for their own ends. pushing the boundaries was not always easy. hugh hefner battled against censorship, for free speech, he said. >> i think i take the greatest pride over 50 years now in the impact that i think i personally and "playboy" has had in the change in the social sexual values of our time. james: and change they did, no more so than at the playboy mansion here in los angeles. for hugh hefner, all of this, the mansion, the money, the multiple girlfriends, was about freedom, freedom to live whatever life you like. for his many critics, it was about freedom for men only. >> to look back at that period and say it was liberating for women is fatuous. it was liberating for men, not for women. of course, men said they read "playboy" for the articles, and some were serious. hugh hefner showcased countless great authors like norman mailer, ray bradbury, and margaret atwood. but his legacy was built on was sex, which in his words regarded women like objects. laura:

four monroe -- fort monro has a history that still needs to be told. we will do things to love the general public know what is going on by education -- to let me general public know what is going on by education, and going to the areas and letting people know who we are and what we have ofmind for this great period time to take place. host: jeff, temple hills, maryland. go ahead. caller: it is a pleasure to speak with you. i followed your campaign down in virginia, and among your many alwaysishments i have wanted to publicly thank you for what you did for --. that was one of the most heartfelt acts that i have ever seen. i have been a schoolteacher for more than 20 years. who loseen kids opportunities and then regain them, and some never get them. so i would like to thank you for that. mr. wilder: thank you. caller: lastly, i would feel that what went on at uva a couple of months ago -- i have to be honest with you, i felt that some of it was a bit trump, dusted up by the administration to shift attention in the country, but what happened to the next d

he will be buried next to marilyn monroe. what is going on with that?tt: he got his start with that, he purchased naked pictures of marilyn monroe who was not very well known at the time in 1952. he purchased the pictures, he put her on the cover. it was her first cover. it really contributed to his stardom, is built his empire and now he will be lying next to her, sort of for eternity, and they both in a way where mirror images of one another. sarah: kind of sweet or maybe creepy? >> i think you will get a lot of visitors at his grave. sarah: safe to say. we will have to leave it there. thank you for bringing us both sides of the story. our top stories this hour, a number of airlines and often they are suspending flights to the semi-autonomous kurdish region of iraq after the government threatened to close down the airport in respse to the nonbinding referendum this week in which the kurds have backed independence. you are watching dw news. more to come. stay with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for

he'll be laid to rest next marilyn monroe. 25 years ago hefner bought it.y 64 years ago monroe appeared on the cover of the first playboy magazine. >> former seinfeld star and star of veep sharing tough news on social media. julia louis-dreyfus says she's been diagnosed with breast cancer. the emmy award winning actress chose to not only share her diagnosis but also calling for universal healthcare. she says she's lucky to have fantastic health insurance but not all women are so lucky. >> hocus pocus is comi b this time it's going to be on tv the the movie will be remade but it's missing one thing and that's the original cast. it's between 24 years since the 1993 movie hit the big screen starring the sanderson sisters bette midler and sarah jessica parker. no word on who will play the characters in the remake. disney says it's still development. >> i love that movie. >> no remakes for me. here's a live look across the region right now as we get ready to go to break. time right now is 4:41, temperature is 62 degrees. we're back in a moment. >> a nice friday

on that cover, marlilyn monroe. by the 1970s, it was selling a million copies a month. a pageant of american women posed from sharon stone, kim basinger, cindy crawford, and drew barrymore. "playboy" took flak from both conservatives and feminists, most them more bly in this 1988 sparring session between gloria steinem, publisher of "ms." and hefner, 35 years after she went undercover as a playboy bunny. >> i do not find the body of work admirable at all. i think it's part of the problem, not part of the solution. >> we do know in nature at every kind of level there is the pursuer and the pursued. >> that's just not true. >> reporter: indeed hefner recently said he wanted to be remembered as a trailblazer of sexuality. >> i would love to be remembered as somebody who played some positive part in changing the social sexual values of my time. >> reporter: david, hefner's estate says it hasible formalized either for a memorial or a funeral service, but we do know that hefner owns a cemetery plot not far from here, right next to marilyn monroe. david? >> matt gutman here in