apologies so palmetto is right across the manatee from where i am chief. how are things in palmetto very windy, really rainy but we're hunkered down at the condo that i live in and ri wind is all buttoned up and we're hoping for the best obviously, there's millions of people under mandatory back orders do you have a sense of what percentage of people in your community actually did evacuate i think that there was somewhere between 98 and 100% of people that did evacuated from holmes beach we made the message clear that this was not the storm to hunker down in this helene. we're not going to be able to get out and rescue you all. first responders left the island when the wind started picking up somewhere around 11 or noon and people were on their own after that and we made it clear that we would not be coming in rescuing like we did with helene atrocity because i was looking at i could see the lights in palmetto about half an hour ago. >> i don't see any. i can't tell if it's just that we have no visibility here. do you still have electricity? >> i do. i'm i

>> our map has palmetto on it, but you're right next to the palmetto because i know you were looking at the lights of palmetto just across the bridge. there's another spill over there yeah exactly. there's still another outer band and as you know, anderson, every time it's stopped it's raining, the winds die off a little bit, but then it starts to rain again, mixed down that wind. and so there's a, another batch, this was likely 70 or 80 miles per hour, and that's still another hour to an hour and 15 minutes from you. so we may go down a little bit. but it's not over with boris sanchez in tampa right now. >> boris, how are you doing hey anderson. >> yeah. the rain just continues to pound and fill up the street here. and on top of that, we are sensing some really, really strong winds. i'm, not. sure if it's at 100 miles an hour, but i can tell you that it is moving vehicles that are in this neighborhood speaking of vehicles, there are a few that the water has reached, at least up to the the actual further down the street here, there was a gentleman apparently driving at this time and

. >> nosotros vamos a ir a palmetto beach. es una Área que es. la mayorÍa son hispanos.que nos preocupa mÁs es personas que estÁn en Áreas vulnerables, que no se estÁn evacuando y si encontramos una, significa que hay cinco mÁs en esa Área. vamos a decirlo 10.000 veces mÁs y si no sigue, vamos a ir a la otra persona y ojalÁ esa persona escuche ya. de mi papÁ llamando. bueno, es que estÁ preocupado preocuparse por su familia? si. >> mientras estÁ cuidando a la ciudad, su familia, la cuida a usted. quÉ le dice su papÁ? >> no, Él estÁ orando mucho. Él vive en orlando. Él estÁ orando mucho. obvio que quiero estar con mi familia. pero nosotros. uno tiene que hacer lo que tiene que hacer. >> ella es el enlace en espaÑol con la comunidad hispana no se permite una pausa. >> yo siempre pienso de mi mamÁ y de mi papÁ creciendo mi mamÁ, ella no sabÍa inglÉs, ellos no sabÍan los recursos que hay. tÚ sabes. entonces yo siempre pienso en ella. wow, esa persona aquÍ. si no saben, ellos no saben lo que no saben. >> y de pronto en una esquina, usted se va a evacuar. >> como que para dond

. >> nosotros vamos a ir a palmetto beach.us casas que no han querido evacuar en esa zona? >> sÍ, lo que nos preocupa mÁs es personas que estÁn en Áreas vulnerables que no se estÁn evacuando. y si encontramos una, significa que hay cinco mÁs en esa Área. vamos a decirlo 10.000 veces mÁs y si no sigue, vamos a ir a la otra persona y ojalÁ esa persona escuche ya. de mi papÁ llamando. bueno, es que estÁ preocupado por su familia. sÍ. >> mientras estÁ cuidando a la ciudad, su familia, la cuida a usted. quÉ le dice su papÁ? >> no, Él estÁ orando mucho. Él vive en orlando. Él estÁ orando mucho. obvio que quiero estar con mi familia. pero nosotros. uno tiene que hacer lo que tiene que hacer. >> ella es el enlace en espaÑol con la comunidad hispana no se permite una pausa porque yo siempre pienso de mi mamÁ y de mi papÁ creciendo mi mamÁ, ella no sabÍa inglÉs, ellos no sabÍan los recursos que hay. >> tÚ sabes. entonces yo siempre pienso en ella. wow, esa persona aquÍ si no saben, ellos no saben lo que no saben. >> y de pronto en una e

also for the president played this game because he felt protected by this religious networks . laza palmetto, joe and the religious leaders play this game to strengthen their own institution. for me and staff full, so they switched proposition we saw him passed to receive less money via is $1.00 of the country's most influential evangelical leaders and a staunch supporter of show you are both in arrow for him, communist homosexuals and abortion. or to bu, the opponent say his flight for a more conservative brazil is fanning the flames of social intolerance. looking at him, we live in a time where if you are not in favor of what is politically correct, it's preferably an installation of drug scheme, marriage, freedom to do whatever. and there's something wrong with that. so why are we radical? because we don't accept this thing that you guys okay is that was why say some was this? according to the sociologist, the threat to democracy of the both so narrow years has faded, but presented isn't out of the woods yet. this is a little push. the religious groups have gained a public presence on the

windy, and orlando, wendy's still here in tampa, wins coming off the ocean the palmetto into st.e. we are seeing gusts still around 90 miles per hour. look at daytona beach 53, just had a gust to at their orlando, just had a gust to 47 so the storm has not really given up everything of its energy, and we didn't think that it would. we knew it would likely move all the way across the entire peninsula of florida. and still remain a hurricane. and it is still according to the hurricane center, a 100 mile per hurricane still at this hour. here's the rain that's still going to come. still backup to the north of orlando and all the way off the coast at least another four to six inches of rain still to come up there. what else is going on? well, we still have the wind on shore. venice all the way down to punch a gorda down to fort myers. we do know that that swear the surge happened didn't happen in tampa because the wind was actually offshore here. and onshore here. that's how surge happens. so we still don't know exactly what happened down there. we likely won't even know until mornin

there's sarasota bradenton palmetto. it's finally on the backside of that. it's finally done. but now here, over here on the tone of beach, you see some heavier rain showers still coming on shore the possibility isn't zero that some of these small little cells here couldn't rotate tonight as they moved on shore with a little bit of a waterspout that zero but not 100 either. so yes, kinda keep that in mind if you leave your radio on or your phone on, you will know whether there's actually a warning for you still not too late for that to happen, even though the storm has really wound down most of the guests are not about 60 or 70 miles per hour. so here's the storm itself on the satellite lost all of the purples, lost all of the pinks, lost all of the higher cloud tops. so we're not talking about a big storm anymore, but we're still going to talk about four to six months. more inches of rainfall in places that certainly don't need it. there you go. orlando, most of the rainfall is where the wind is because the rain brings the wing, the wind down from the clouds. if you don't hav

also for the president played this game because he felt protected by this religious networks . laza palmetto, georgia and the religious leaders played this game to strengthen their own institution for me and staff full. so they switched proposition. we saw him, the pastors, the less mollify is one of the country's most influential evangelical meters. and a staunch supporter of show you are both an arrow for him, communist homosexuals and abortion, or to boo. but opponents a, his flight for a more conservative brazil is fanning the flames of social intolerance. look at, you know, we live in a time where if you're not in fee for a, for the political, correct, it's preferably gas ation of drugs. gay marriage, freedom to do whatever. and there's something wrong with that. so why are we radical? because we don't accept things. thing i should guys. okay, is that was why say some was this? according to the sociologist, the threat to democracy of the boston arrow years has faded, but presented isn't out of the woods yet. this is what the religious groups have gained a public presence in the space fu

a witness reported seeing zelig near the palmetto trail later that day, my family filed a missing person's report the next day police found his car more than 20 miles from his home, showed no signs of an accident. his belongings were still inside authorities are asking for your help and the family has hired a private investigator with me now, zelig, mother, cathy williams, along with his cousin, me, ocha corbett jacobs. thank you both for being with me. ms williams. let me first start on that morning just before ten the last time you saw your son, tell me about that morning me. thursday morning that they came out side, i would say not slide on the porch and you came out and he said, as you just gone down the steps, he said, good morning. moment. >> he say, hi, you slept i slept good. and i accept him as a good morning to you as it how us slapping he say great as okay and then and he just ran onto the car to the suv and gadi and i asked him, i said, can i look at your photo shot? >> and he mumbles something to me. i didn't understand and yes. got in the car and cranked it up and warm it up,

to what george is in palmetto, florida good evening. >> caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. just wanted to share with you and experience i had a few years my wife is that red cloud native. ere red clouds doing a concert at the upper house. remember, when i took a break i went downstairs. i have to confess to smoke a cigarette out on the street. there emerged from the shop downstairsns to japanese young japanese couple. who had traveled, they were both high school teachers of american lit. don't think it was in tokyo i don't remember which city was in. they came all the belts are redd cloud. they were fascinated theyanted to see the sights. it looked like a typical for me typical japanese tours they had their cameras could not get enough of the scene there would thank you for sharing the story not just some of the united states but she is not been out to red cloud yet but have up itvisiting a japanese scholar funded by a chinese scholar funded by chinese agency is a great enthusiast and is very excited to be at the university of nebraska to get out to red cloud to see the sig

. >> george is in palmetto florida, good evening. >> thanks for taking my call. i wanted to share with you an experience i had two years ago in red cloud. i visited often and my wife is a red cloud needed and we were in cloud doing a concert actually at the red cloud opera house. and when i took a break i went downstairs, had to smoke a cigarette out on the street and there emerged from the shop downstairs to japanese, young japanese couple who had traveled . they were both teachers of american lit and i don't think it was in tokyo, i don't remember which city it was in ciand they came all the way out to red cloud because they were fascinated by willa cather and wanted to see the site and i thought that was sweet they looked like the type of, looked like typical for me japanese tourists. she had her rain on and they had their cameras around their neck's. they were fascinated and couldn't get enough of the scene there. >> george, thank you for sharing that story. >> certainly people come from many places, not just all really united states but she hadn't been out t

host: george is in palmetto, florida. george, good evening. caller: hi, thanks for taking my call. just wanted to share with you an experience they had a few years ago in red cloud. i'itedften. my wife is a red cloud native d weere in red cloud doing a conc actually at the red cloud opera house and when i took a break, i went downstairs, i have to confess, to smoke a yet? out on the street and there emerged from the shop downstairs two japanese -- a young japanese couple who had traveled -- they were both high school -- teachers of american lit in -- i don't think it was in tokyo. i don't remember which city it was in and they came all the way out to red cloud because they were fascinated by willa cather and wanted to see the sights and i thought that was rather sweet. they looked like typical -- for me, typical japanese tourists. she had her little rain hat on and they had their cameras around their necks and they were fascinated and just couldn't get enough of the scene there. host: george, thank you for sharing that story. guest: yeah, there are certainlm many places. not just a

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