a lot of people love you out here in tampa! >> i love tampa! i'm jealous. >> she's an old floridian. you know, she's an old floridian, right, by transplant. >> that's right. >> anyway, florida says hi, nicolle. >> have a good show. >> you got it, thank you. >> well, if it's tuesday -- florida, florida, florida. well, good tuesday. i'm chuck todd. welcome to "mpt daily," and the third stop in our immediate the midterms road trip. we're coming to you live from barefoot beach at whiskey joe's. in a nearly humidity-free tampa, florida. thank you. i miss the humidity there's so little of it here today. but, of course, it's a state that once all, just control the perception of everything. there's washington that can decide control off, perception of politics the next decade. you name it, all of it can be decided here in florida. florida has been the swingiest of swing states in recent elections but new polling out this week suggests it could be swinging in the democrats' direction. we'll have much more -- i think there's more of a 50/50 crowd back th

welcome back to tampa.re were two races here in florida with major national ink locations, one for the u.s. senate where democratic incumbent bill nelson is trying to hang onto his seat and keep democrats at least in the running for the senate majority. we will talk live with republican candidate governor rick scott in just a moment. the other big contest is for governor, with former republican congressman ron desantis taking on tallahassee mayor andrew gillum. i spoke with mayor gillam today at a rally at the university of south florida and asked him about his level of confidence. >> i feel good. not because of any polls or anything like that, i always take my cues for from the grou. i take the pulse of people as one of the reasons i made it successfully to the primary. when one of the polls showed anything with us prevailing, we knew something was happening at that level. >> the florida specifics here, like algae blooms, we talked about that in that debate. >> it is a big deal. frankly we are seeing it in

>> in tampa? >> oh, i don't know.n't do any drama at all. >> yeah. >> tom was just--took advantage of a situation. he would've hooked up with anybody. like i tell him, he'd have hooked up with a girl that had no teeth and whatever if she'd have came onto him, 'cause he knew that would never, ever--he would never, ever have a chance with me again. you're a [bleep] scammer and a liar, [bleep for a minute, shut up! i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release its own insulin, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen. and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're allergic to trulicity,

a place like tampa, it's a beautiful day out. i think it's probably there's bit difference between having a positive ad and a negative ad especially if it's hitting up there. >> david, what do you think? >> one was from the republican party hitting andrew of how he handled the last hurricane. >> after the hurricane we had no electricity for over a week. utility companies lined up trucks to restore power but as mayor, andrew gillum refused help from workers. the trucks just sat while people suffered. >> the ad is called misleading. >> this was over residents who lost power. andrew gillum was the mayor of tallahassee. that ad was running in the market being hit by the hurricane two days ago as it was coming ashore. all norms have changed here. i think it's a reflection of the fact we're three weeks away. this has been a good week for rick scott. it's a good opportunity for andrew gillum to show leadership. i anticipate a donald trump tweet suggesting all the credit is due to rick scott and all the blame to andrew gillum. it will be

>>> welcome back to "overtime" from tampa. our fifth and final stop on our battleground college tour. it is 3:00 p.m. and there are several must watch races in this state because, as you know, florida politics is never boring. think tim russert and florida, florida, florida. we'll speak with a couple of republican students about politics on campus and what is motivating the young people around here to get out and vote. so let's get right into the headlines. we're going to begin with the president who is headed to cincinnati, ohio, to kick off another campaign rally this is the third of four rallies scheduled for donald trump this week and these political stops come as two major headlines are playing out. the southeast tips to continues recover from hurricane michael. 13 people are now confirmed dead, and that number could go up as emergency workers search the rubble. farther away from home turkey has agreed to saudi arabia's request to form a joint committee to look into the disappearance of "washington post" columnist jamal k

i sat down this weekend with five voters in the tampa/saint petersburg area.rs, we met before the magnitude of the terrible murders in pittsburgh ps clear. we gathered at aopular meeting place, the oxford exchange.ge the voters rin age from 27 to 75. icjake hoffman is a republan who owns a digital media company. trevor mallory is a democrat who works investing in affordable housing. sandy rief is a registered republican, but has been voting democratic lately. he's a tax attorney. liz gutierrez is a democrat who runs a non-profit. and cherie denham is a republican who's employed by a law firm. >> this e2016 election cycle is just as important or more important than 2016. you know, songeone is cal this trump's reelection. >> woodruff: trevor, what about u? how important do you think it is? >> it's like cherie touched on, this has been called the trump reelection, and for those who don't want to hear that, now is the time to get up and make a difference. >> woodruff: let's talk about what is on your mind. what is it that is driving your vote this time? >> there a

the rains are coming in tampa. i want to zoom in and show you what the storm has been doing prayed here as grand-based radar. here is florida, apalachicola. these are where the oyster beds are that are so famous. panama city, the miracle mile resort in panama city, but 180,000 year-round residents. i think that's right. 180,000 or so. in the county itself, 185,000. about 36,000 live in panama city itself. i want to show you what this i wall has been doing. i will zoom all the way in. this is ground-based radar that is coming to us from here. you can see this very well-defined eye wall, the center of simulation is here. everything clear in the middle. the worst of the winds around the outside. here is the worst of the rain. right now, just to the north. where is decided? there is panama city itself. this is the very tightly-net high density area for this community. remember, these are small towns all along here. it looks like from the last terms -- you heard the national hurricane center say, rather than going north

. >> reporter: in brand-new factory outside of tampa, florida, makesar for gas turbines. it officially oned today, a $140 million facility that will employ 350 workers, exactly the kind of manufacturing that the trump administration wants to bring backo america. the only catch, the company is simons, headquarters are in germany. >> we are a global company at simons. it's important to have a local presence. >> foreign firms are some of the biggest investors in american manufacturing. piling an estimated $1.6 trillion into the sector. and in recent years they generated more than half of new manufact jobs. >> the pay was competitive. the vacation was great.yo ev seemed to be flexible with your work life balance he. so that wa what initially attracted me. >> but now this company and other multinationals are getting squeezed as tariffs drive. up costs. >> we seero that the third party splis and raw materials and supplyha chains. but we do is combat that is facilities like this investing in technology and innovation helping us bring the costs down, helps us make our business mo

i'm jake taper in tampa, florida, where the state of or union is barn stostorming. we are here in a key battleground that will help determine the future of donald trump's presidenty and the future of the united states with the house, the senate and 36 governors races up for grabs, including right here in florida. this is all happening as the president faces an escalating international crisis and a brand new interview with the washington post, the president acknowledged that saudi arabia has engaged in deception and lies about the journalist of jamal khashoggi but it's unclear how much he holds them accountable for the lies and the murder. he still sounds open to the idea that it was an altercation gone wrong inside their consulate in turk turkey. the president says something could have quote went badly awry without the knowledge of the kingdom. bob corker, republican from tennessee and chairman of the foreign relations committee. brawl that, quote, resulted in khashoggi's death. the president says he finds that explanation credible. do you? >> no. they've lost all c

with regard to politifact, that is an arm of the tampa bay times.hey are not perceived to be a nonpartisan group. they have always endorsed my opponent, and i would look at it as part of the democrat party. moderator: thank you, governor. senator nelson, do you think the current firearms possession laws in our state are sufficient, where you may purchase an assault weapon, like the ar-15 like that used at the marjorie stoneman douglas school massacre? senator nelson: we ought to get assault rifles off the street. we ought to pass a comprehensive background check, a universal and comprehensive background check like the one i have voted on. until we do that, we are going to continue to have the problems that we are having. now, this is particularly sensitive to us because of the parkland shooting. and also, the pulse nightclub. in the front row is fred gotten .erg -- fred guttenberg his daughter jamie was gunned down. fred wakes up every day and goes to the cemetery first thing. he will never have another birthday for jamie. my opponent has an a plus

lemonis: in tampa. nancy: oh, i don't know.all. [ scoffs ] amber: [ laughs ] lemonis: did she just say she doesn't do any drama? amber: yeah. nancy: tom was just -- took advantage of a situation. he would have hooked up with anybody. like i tell him, he'd have hooked up with the girl that had no teeth and whatever if she'd have came on to him. he knew there would never, ever -- he would never, ever have a chance with me again. lemonis: did you notice how much darker it got out there? amber: yeah, you were talking for a long time. lemonis: i talked outside for over an hour. amber: did you want us to show the whole thing? lemonis: no, i didn't want you to show the whole thing. i just wanted some sympathy for standing out there for an hour. and we went in and looked inside the house -- 4 bedroom, 4 1/2 bath, 2,780 square feet. amber: that's it? that house looks bigger. lemonis: i'm sorry. amber: that house bigger, though, i'm saying. lemonis: i'm sorry. that's a big house. amber: it is a big house, but it looks bigger right now fr

it is widespread obviously near base, butr force really from pensacola all the way down through tampa where there will be impact from the surge. wind, thenation of surge, and lack of evacuation has us concerned. that is why we are so robustly prepared to her respond -- prepared to respond. against theplanned storm, and you do not see the massive civilian evacuation that he would have wanted to see. what areyou planning, you anticipating in terms of the overall full need for search and rescue? do you have a sense of how many people, whether it is you or other authorities or whoever, common people? >> i will say that the state of lorna is very well-prepared. -- the state of florida is very well-prepared. they have been through this met many, many times. we are less concerned because they have such robust capability. we see it from the federal side, as far as coordination with fema, we are coordinating with the governors to anticipate needs. reports that it been outcome of the governor is concerned about the lack of evacuations. capacity,a robust they will be able to handle within their

. >> well the tampa bay times political editor adam smith joins us now in florida. adam, this is your lane. what's surprising you the most about these races? >> well, what's surprising is both sides there's been all the talk of a gigantic democratic wave and seeing fired up democrats, big, big turnout of people who already voted and also seeing that on the republican side so i think our two marquis races of governor and senate are toss-ups. >> who influences the other, adam? does enthusiasm for gillum help bill nelson for the senate? are they not related? >> help rick scott running for senate, no? >> with bill nelson -- >> sorry, sorry. >> in other words, who depends on whom to get the turnout required to win? >> i think if bill nelson is able to squeak this out he owes a huge debt of gratitude to gillum because he is exciting the base of the democratic paba of the party and i haven't seen his crowds ever in a midterm. >> gillum was not the biggest name in the democratic party. for many of us, at least on the national level, we didn't know this guy. what is pushing

live from my home state of florida, the tampa bay area. whiskey joe's tampa barefoot beach bar.ve at 5:00 p.m., come by, first 50 people at the door will get the free "meet the press" swag and don't miss us live in dallas on wednesday, we're going to be's katy trail ice house there. so call up, get your reservation, start camping out now. all we have for tonight. we'll be back in washington tomorrow with a little less red eye, i hope with more "mtp daily." "the beat with ari melber" starts right now, good evening, ari. >> we have many developing stories right now. donald trump's top white house lawyer is out and the lawyer who defended bill clinton during his impeachment is in. plus new details on paul manafort's talks with bob mueller himself and what he might be saying about roger stone. donald trump's name comes off another building. we begin with the trump administration now trying to save face amid these accusations that it has been working directly with the saudi government to cover up the alleged kidnapping and killing of u.s. resident and journalist jamal khashoggi. we a

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they debated in tampa over the weekends. this is an hour. [applause] >> live from tampa, florida, the florida governors debate. we are here for a race that reveals how divided the nation's and the candidate will debate for the first time. a few minutes ago they met for the first time. both candidates came from behind to win upset victories in their respective primaries and each is presenting a starkly different vision for florida's future. welcome former us congressman ron desantis and mayor andrew gillum of tallahassee. [applause] before we start, a reminder of the rules to which you both agreed. you will have 70 seconds to answer and 30 seconds for responses and rebuttal. the timing light positions around the studio will hopefully guide you and make it not necessary for me to stop you from talking. let's begin with opening statements. each of you has one minute. we start with congressman ron desantis. desantis: let me say hello to my wife, casey. we have two kids under 2. when you're on the campaign trail it is difficult and she manages to

what kept going through my mind was tampa hospital is five minutes away.e, how fast can i get there. >> those images are terrible. and frightening. it's awful when it happens to anyone. it needs to be condemned. here in florida, mayor gillem has come forward and condemned any acts of violence like that. and his opponent ron desantis is busy appearing at conferences with people who celebrate -- >> what conference? >> the conference in florida he attended multiple years in the row. that's the problem. the reason the president wants to talk about angry mobs is because he understands, he's smart enough to know it's not about angry mobs. this is about a lot of angry democrats and moderate republicans and independents who are tired of the divisive rhetoric. they want someone who's going to stand up for their health care, stand up to those who want to cut social security, stand up for gun safety. it's not a mob. it's a movement. >> you call those moderates? >> it's a movement, jake. >> that didn't strike me as a group of moderates. that looked like radical people

we're well out of it in tampa/st. petersburg. this is a fierce, fierce storm. >> came on so quickly. i think back a few weeks ago. >> yep. >> you were in north carolina covering florence. >> we had days and days to talk about this. >> days to talk about it. evacuation preparations. it's like people went to bed last night thinking we had a storm coming. they woke up to the -- >> got serious. >> worst storm on record. >> let's get to the ground and go live to msnbc's reporter. i'm glad you're holdinging on to something. what is it like there? >> reporter: ali, we had to take shelter on the balcony of the hotel in port st. joe stands to be the hardest hit areas in the right-hand quadrant of this unprecedented storm. we were on the ground for florence. we were on the ground for harvey, for irma, maria and this certainly feels like a worst-case scenario kind of storm for the florida panhandle as the national weather service is saying. the wind gusts really starting to pick up in the past hour to the point unsafe for us to be outside.

we talked about tampa, as well. here is the rain.e, the thing i want you to note, not just along the coastline, but also states like north and south carolina, where we could see 4 to 6 inches of rain. the concern is you still have several river gauges that have not gotten back down to normal levels from florence, and now we're adding more rain on top of it. >> allison, thank you so much. >>> hurricane michael is forcing many candidates in florida to put a pause on politics at this very crucial time with only four weeks until the election exactly. instead of campaigning for the u.s. senate, republican governor rick scott is overseeing hurricane response in tallahassee, the capital. the incumbent senator, democratic senator, bill nelson, is trying to shore up federal emergency assistance. and the florida governor's race to replace scott, the democratic candidate, andrew gillum announced he's going to focus on his day job as mayor of tallahassee, running against ron desantis, who is repurposing his campaign events into relief drives. cn

tropical sto warnings all the way down, close to tampa. all the way toward macon, georgia, salve an, a charleston under a tropical storm warning and then the tropical watches. maybe up to 60 miles per hour all the way along this path and of course, this was the are hit by florence. so yeah. they'll get some bignd time eight to 12 feet. twice as high as i am. trees down everywhere. a lot of forest here. the impacts would be as the cold front sweeps h.thro we've got showers on thursday and then the cold front moves through. breezy conditions. 64 for a high. most of you in the 40s. 42 for some of y on saturday and sunday morning. >> his best selling book turned into video games, a couple of movies. very nice for arthur r.l.stein and for good reason. >> reporter: coming up, we'll ow you how one bird with a broken wing was responsible for broken wing was responsible for populating a nearly he turned around the ncp. businessman. ben jealous. "marylander of the year". he's helped growwenty companies and a thousand jobs. ben's vision: medicare for

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en tampa la mayorÍa de los negocios se preparan para la emergencia.r nada. >> tiene un amigo que vive en un sector que no se inunda oma pase allÍ. -- inunda, pase allÍ con su familia.categorÍa tres, los -- cÓmo es categorÍa tres, los vientos toman otra preponderancia. galo: el noreste de la penÍnsula de yucatÁn tambiÉn sirviÓ la furia. de la florida, 5000 efectivos estar alerta para brindar ayuda. los vientos pueden ser de 111 millas por hora. seguimos contigo, enrique. enrique: en washingtonotro huracÁn, pero este polÍtico. brett kavanaugh recibiÓ su juramento en el dÍa de hoy el presidente se disculpo por el terrible dolor que tuvieron que soportar al referirse a las acusaciones de asalto sexual en contra de brett kavanaugh. reportera: brett kavanaugh juramento esta noche y se convirtiÓ en el nuevo juez de la corte suprema. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: el juez mostrÓ su agradecimiento con donald trump y con los serÁn los senadores que lo apoyaron. -- senadores que lo apoyaron. tres mujeres lo acusaron de acoso sexual hace casi 30 aÑos. su primer dÍa

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there goes all the way from new orleans to tampa. there's going to be more surge flooding in tampa again today. we're getting up into the high tide, you're 2.5 feet above here. we talk about all the surge that's going to be here, but there's surge along the coast, as well. look at the size of the higher, colder cloud tops. this is from mobile. certainly all the way to apalachicola. and there's the eye. the eye is forecast to turn slightly toward panama city. i haven't seen that turn yet today. you can watch this eye go all the way up, and it's just pretty much going straight. so if we take this and even turn that tide just a little bit farther to the left, panama city gets it a lot worse. port st. joe a little less. mexico beach a little less. but many of these areas here. these old, quaint little towns especially east of panama city that aren't built up with highrise condos. they may be unrecognizage with 140 mile-per-hour winds. they're not concrete and steel. there's the eye. you see it on the radar south of panama city, about 130

coast guard today and they are prepositioned in tampa and mobile with critical assets and resources.long with our thousands of rescue workers, local law enforcement has nearly 1800 personnel ready to deploy. right now, utilities are reporting more than 192,000 homes and businesses without power. we will have updated numbers out to you throughout the night. so let's all stay safe, stay alert to weather updates and watch the storm closely through the night. the entire nation and world have watched as this monster storm has devastated our gulf coast and panhandle. the love and support we have seen so from so many is greatly appreciated and the love and support that has been offered. on the behalf of the great coast of the state of florida, i want to thank you for your prayers. following the storm we must all come together and work together. during disasters, floridians take care of each other. we saw this after her mining, matthew, and floridians are strong and resilient. we will recover and we will do it together. florida is unbreakable and we will get through this together. hurricane

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ryan noble joins us live from tampa. ryan, what are voters telling you? >> reporter: fred, it's very important to point out that even though both ron desantis the republican and andrew gillum the democrat were reaching out to the base of their respective parties, both the right and the left, florida is really the biggest swing state in america. it could be the voters in the middle that decide who win this is governor's race. he runs a barbecue food truck on the mid-term map. he thinks floridians are sick and tired of both republicans and democrats. >> i think people are hammered with politics. >> political fatigue could be a problem for the two candidates for governor who won primaries by appealing to the bases of their respective parties. >> i believe we are going win not by capitulating on what we believe -- >> on the left is andrew gillum, the mayor of tallahassee. he won with the support of bernie sanders, calling for the abolishment of ice in its current form and a medicare for all plan. he believes it will attract voters of all stripes. >> we talked

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. >> it was from tampa, florida. he's been out here five times in two years about arson in oakld. obviously it's a serious situation. >> agents quizzed residents about anything suspicious. this neighborhood is a mix of older and delapidated buildings. the suspicious is that housing is too muched because people are priced out. just around the corner is a homeless camp. rent runs from $2,000 for a studio to $4,000 for a three bedroom. >> have they said how the fire started? >> we asked at the briefing with atf and oakland fire about the connections and any details on this fire compared to the one a mile away the larger one. they weren't going into any of the investigative information they have unyou can -- uncovered so far. the other side is more vulnerable. the other side the fence is higher and ta-- there's razor wire. here you can get into the older part and it has a two hour burn rating. it takes two hours for a fire to get going in there. >>> barbara lee had a town hall meeting in oakland tonight. the discussion included how people can get involved in their neighborhoods and ta

to welcome those who are following us through telemundo 51.com and nbc6.com, as well as telemundo tampand orlando websites. tweet us using #debate florida. we want to welcome our studio audience. here with us is the democratic senator, bill nelson, who is running for reelection for the fourth time. and governor rick scott, elected for the first term in 2010. and is the republican candidate in the senatorial federal race. welcome to both of you. we ask the audience to refrain from a plaza once the debate has started. the candidates have not been provided any of the questions. the same be asked question and each one will have a minute and a half to answer the questions. and whoever answers first will have an extra 30 seconds for rebuttal. at the end of the debate, each candidate has 90 seconds for the final argument. before the debate, we had a coin toss to determine who would be first. the first question goes to senator bill nelson. senator nelson, in our own poll, which took place in july, done by mason-dixon, when we asked what are the most important problems facing our country, immigr

the big reptile was seen strolling across a golf course near tampa over the weekend.ourse said chubs has been there a very long time and doesn't cause any problems. he also says if you're on foot you, of course, do not want to be close to that thing. >> yes. >> it's a very obviously dangerous animal. >> i think he should be called "tiny." >> just being called something opposite of what he actually is. >> yeah, opposite. >> that's not a bad idea. >> because that thing is really big. >> it is massive. it is. >>> well, coming up, the man who has enjoyed a front row seat to presidential history now finds his own voice. how official white house photographer pete souza has become an unlikely instagram superstar. you've likely seen his pictures on instagram. he's earned the nickname "the king of shade". >>> could it be that a bride is born? the major hint dropped by lady gaga about her love life. you're watching "world news now." about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p

that's that's a lot of shore a lot of laser before it's worth the storm surge all the way down to tampa bay very little line in floods very easily but to give you an idea of. its path it is quite large it's almost the entire size of the gulf where you look at it topically it's almost the entire size of the gulf and they haven't seen that. maybe they haven't seen that at all no but you see that from the diameters is pretty wide which unfortunately is not good news as it makes landfall so some people may say it's similar to an e.f. three tornado making landfall in areas that are close to the and so it's. not in this area did not really heavily impact the florida panhandle most of the hit. was in the southwest portion of florida and then moved up through in in created some issues in the jacksonville area north northeastern portion but this area has been a long time since it's been hit so the vegetation hasn't been stressed and and we're going to see you know a lot of a lot of damage and devastation unfortunately and we have to set the citizens expectations that the power is going to be out

en tampa tenemos vigilancia por tormenta tropical en donde los vientos se van a sentir fuertes aunque serÁ en la zona del panhandle. se ha intensificado de prisa durante las Últimas 24 horas. era una simple tropical y el posible impacto es grande y puede ser comprendida panamÁ city y la tallahassee, la capital de la florida con categorÍa tres y eso significan vientos de 120 millas por hora con rÁfagas más fuertes. en esa Área en donde tendrÍamos la subida del nivel del mar mÁs importante que podrÍa superar los 10 pies de altura. Éstas son imÁgenes actuales en donde vemos las lluvias asociadas a esta tormenta. como pueden ver la parte mÁs activa ahora estÁ sobre cancÚn y sobre la zona de pinal del rÍo al oeste de cuba y todos los modelos mandan los modelos hacia la zona del panhandle. carolina: se esperan de 2:00 a 4:00 pulgadas de lluvias en los prÓximos dÍas. borja: pkavanaugh!!en el jardin sur de la casa blanca, dijo que las acusaciones contra el noveno magistrado de la corte suprema, son un "engaqo" inventado por personas que quieren impugnar a un "jurista brillante".trump volvio a

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it's tommy -- tommy the schnauzer. >> he's well-trained. >> in tampa, florida. >> in tampa, florida. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> we will bring them to justice. >>> we will bring them to justice. >> the president speaking overnight, pledging to find who ever sent bombs to cnn and high-profile democrats he often attacks. then he took aim at the media. now the race is on to be sure there are no more devices and to find a suspect. >>> drenching rain falling across the south right now. what's left of hurricane willa. and now the storm is targeting the northeast. millions of americans bracing for a powerful weekend storm. >>> and new this half hour, new fallout after megyn kelly's blackface comments. >> she has apologized but even that is being criticized. there are reports her show is now in doubt. >>> remember this pint-sized powerhouse? the 7-year-old stunned the nation as she belted out the national anthem. wait until you see the new audience she left spee

so any tiny silver lining, at least it is not going to tampa or something like that. but the people who live there, that didn't help them at all. >> bill karins, i know you are staying on top of this one. thanks for joining us. joining me now, jeff byron, associate administrator for response and recovery at fema. thank you for coming on the show. i know it is a busy morning for you folks. so bill just mentioned this and governor rick scott was talking about this, that the people for people to go has come and gone. are yougotten out of the path of this storm? >> what i'm confident this is that fema and our federal partners are well positioned to support the governor's team is the florida department of emergency management and all the way down to the locals. we always hope that everybody evacuates. we don't know what the case is on this one. the time has closed. and our prayers are with those that stayed. it will be a devastating storm and everybody this morning has reported. it is definitely going to knock out services such as power. our transportation will be heavily

key west and fort myers and tampa pretty far away from the storm. expecting a lot of rainfall until you get north of tampa over the next two days. here's the forecast path. it's still really points at panama city. a apalachicola is on the right side of the cone. if it goes right over the top of panama city, that's where the worst wind damage would be. but the worst storm surge would be down around apalachicola and the big bend. this is the least densely populated area of all of florida, this area right where my hand is. that's where the apalachicola state forest is. that's the good. if it goes further left, we got a lot more big population centers in the forecast. that's one of the questions we have to answer, is it the left side of this or is it a little further to the right? if we bring it over land into the state forest, that's kind of the best scenario. this is the areas of high density population. this area is where we could get that 8-12 foot storm surge. there are little small fishing villages and oil communities here, but there's not a lot o

meyers, tampa, up to clear water. all getting rain.ive oak, gainesville, ocala, thomasville, in douglas georgia. the entire region experiencing rains from this massive hurricane that made landfall right about kendall air force base north and west of mexico beach sometime in the last hour. what's happening now is the eastern edge of panama city, the city itself, not the beaches, but the city itself, is getting pounded. they expect extreme winds, high water, especially east of the storm. sustained winds close to 130, 140 miles an hour within the city of panama city itself. along panama city beach, that 27-mile stretch, there will be damage. there will be power outages. but largely, the worst of this storm has missed panama city beach. unfortunately, it's been given to the air force base and people in apalachicola. the central pressure of this storm has dropped to 919 millibars making it an extremely powerful storm. if there's good news, it did not hit a great population center. at least upon landfall. the bad news is it's still on the mo

clouds go from new orleans to tampa. there's the eye on radar. there's a tornado watch. some of the storms will rotate as they come onshore and put down small tornadoes. there is the eye headed towards panama city, and it's moving at 11 miles per hour. right now it's about 90 miles away. like you said, this goes over tallahassee as a very damaging storm. that's where the calm eupblolle the capital is. trees coming down in georgia, and power lines coming down and a major outage going on, millions maybe without power and that could be for weeks because there are so many people going without power you can't get all of those back up. if the eye goes over you, looks like the wind mark area all the way towards apalachicola bay, that's where the heaviest surge will be, and st. marks, worried about that little town. there's tallahassee -- there could be 5,000 of these pine trees down in tallahassee, and the same story all across parts of georgia. this is the white area of 100-mile-per-hour sustained or more, so that comes onshore right on through albany, georgia. if you evacuate

if you will in the coast, that makes the water pile up even more so from panama city down to almost tampa. we could have anywhere from 6 to 13-foot storm surge. we'll have a lot of damage from that storm surge. not as much damage from the rain. it's a narrow strip from panama city, albany, georgia, up to columbia, south carolina, where we could around 10 inches of rain. there will be some flooding with this but there will be a lot of wind damage and storm surge damage also. here's frances. >> we're seeing a lot of brake lights on the peninsula, northbound 101 as you make your way through palo alto. traffic is crawling around willow. there may be some slowing in the southbound direction as well because of roadwork in the 880 northbound a big rig blocking and 880 slowing as you make your way three san leandro. brake lights through the altamont pass. >>> loss gasot based chosen new mexico to bay a hub in albuquerque. it could pump up to $1 billion into the local economy over the next decade. previous netflix produced in albuquerque included "godless" and "longmire." >>> believe statins can h

tampa pay to pensacola. this is just one example. you could be 10, 12 miles inland along these rivers and still see the storm surge. those rivers will flow backwards as the system gets closer to the coast. >> can you explain to us why governor rick scott has said, quote, we have never seen a storm like this hit this part of our state. those of us that don't live in florida, we think florida is used to storms like this. we know that dennis hit there in 2005. why does he think this one is so different? >> this one is different. one, it has been a long time since we had one in this area like this. you start getting into category three, you start looking at the storm surge here. i have so many examples i have been looking at this morning at how far it goes inland. we have to realize that people's evacuations, we always get people right off the coast, but anybody that is starting to think they are safe along these rivers, this is another example here. you are 15 miles inland. so i think it is just a reminder. you start looking at never se

. >> it will be all the way down to tampa bay, which floods very easily. to give you an idea of the breadth of the path, it is quite large. preston -- president trump: it's almost the entire size of the gulf. they haven't seen that -- maybe they haven't seen that at all. >> the eye diameter is pretty wide, which is not good news. some people say it is similar to landfallornado making in areas close to the eye. >> did last year's hurricanes weaken the infrastructure in anyway? >> irma did not heavily impacted the florida panhandle. most of the hit from irma was the southwest portion of florida and moved up through and created issues in the jacksonville area, northeastern portion. it has been a long time since his -- since this area has been hit. andill see a lot of damage devastation, unfortunately. we have to set the expectation that power will be out for a while. secretary was saying our partnership with the private sector is we work with florida power and light, golf power, georgia power to be able to help aid facilitate their mutual to come in and they

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una inundaciÓn, penetraciÓn del mar a travÉs de todas estas comunidades desde bastante al norte de tampaagua josÉ sobre tierra debido al agua de mar penetrando aparte de la lluvia y el viento que podrÍa ser muy daÑino esto esÓ centro nacional de huracanes, bastante seguros de que va hacia el sector de panamÁ city para llegar al mediodÍa del miÉrcoles, hablamos de un ciclÓn que llega decÍa y luego de pasar por la florida pierde fuerza, serÍa tormenta tropical sobre georgia, carolinas y el remanente saldrÁ hacia el mar y no afectarÁ a ciudades del noreste >>> john morales, meteorÓlogo de nbc, muchas gracias >>> se abriÓ una investigacion criminal sobre la empresa propietaria de la limosina que se estrellÓ en nueva york matando a 20 personas el sÁbado pasado, hoy se revelaron las identidades de los fallecidos >>> hablamos con latinos que conocieron a las vÍctimas >>> los restos de 12 de las 20 vÍctimas del mortal accidente de una limusina en nueva york fu o fueron transportados de la morgue del centro mÉdico a la funeraria el Último adiÓs >>> siempre ayudando todo el n mundo, era buena gent

former vice president joe biden was in tampa, florida campaigning for that democratic candidate for governor.>>> a judge reduced the 289 judgment to $78 million. the verdict that mont santos product contributed to the cancer of a groundskeeper was upheld. they said that there will not be a new trial over the $289 million award if he agrees to the new amount. the attorneys are deciding whether to accept this lower amount.>>> here your high temperatures for today. we had a lot of 60s and 70s. 72 morgan hill, 77 antioch. the high temperatures will be about the same tomorrow. along the coast, the fog has returned. there is a lot of it and it will push inland. it will look a lot like this morning. this weather system is pretty impressive looking. the strength of the storm is going into the pacific northwest. it is taking the edge off the fire danger. returned and temperatures will bechilly and they will get cooler.rrow morning. some areas could be in the upper 30s in places like hillsboro. is going to be chilly as the kids go off to school and you head off to work. you will need a jacket. there i

comunidades que se ponen en marcha para intentar recuperar la normalidad, natalia rodrÍguez de telemundo tampasÍ despertÓ panamÁ city esto es la magnitud de los daÑos, la devastaciÓn es abrumadora, aquÍ vemos tendidos elÉctricos en el suelo y esto es solamente algunos escombros que hemos estado viendo durante nuestro recorrido, ademÁs de ver carro volcados, Árboles arrancados de raÍz, casas y estructuras colapsadas, las autoridades piden, que por favor aquellos que vayan evacuado la zona, no regresen por el momento, sino que esperen que los esfuerzos de recuperaciÓn estÉn establecidos y hablando de eso, hemos visto cantidad de obligadas tanto de rescatistas como de compaÑÍas de electricidad que han llegado de toda la florida para ayudar en esos esfuerzos limpiar escombros y rescatar aquellos que necesitan ayuda. >> definitivamente serÁ un largo proceso. >> pero la frustraciÓn, la desesperaciÓn y la tristeza en los habitantes de esta ciudad, es palpable. >> natalia rodrÍguez reportando de panamÁ city para telemundo. >> muchas gracias natalia y aunque michael se ha debilitado para convertirse en

que suba un par de pies cada dÍa con el movimiento de la luna pero esperamos que en algunas zonas de tampaos por la informaciÓn. mÁs adelante estaremos hablando contigo a travÉs de facebook watch. borja: vamos a cambiar de tema y hablar de inmigraciÓn porque iglesias de arizona acogen a cerca de un centenar de familias inmigrantes que estallen siendo liberadas de centros de detenciÓn. autoridades de ice habrÍan pedido ayuda a lÍderes religiosos para que brinden refugio mÁs de 400 indocumentados que buscan asilo hasta que los mismos contacten a familiares o a amigos. pedro estÁ con ellos en clÍnicas. pedro: al parecer ice estÁ liberando a muchas de las familias que llegan a pedir asilo por la frontera de arizona. el dÍa de ayer estuvimos afuera de una iglesia en phoenix en donde dos autobuses de ice trajeron a 100 familias, madres y niÑos en su gran mayorÍa. todas originarias de guatemala. curiosamente, la mayorÍa de ellos son personas que conocimos hace una semana cuando estuvimos recorriendo la parte del desierto de arizona en la frontera entre mÉxico y este estado a donde llegan a entreg

la oficina de inmigraciÓn en tampa que da servicios a 11 condados va a permanecer abierta. >> y parae noticiastelemundo.com y por supuesto en todos nuestros noticieros. >> bueno lo que puede pasar por la mente de un asesino es difÍcil de entender, el autor confeso de la muerte de 20 mujeres en ecatepec nos deja asombrados cuando habla que prefiere que sus perros coman la carne de sus vÍctimas antes que ellas sigan respirando su oxÍgeno, son declaraciones aterradoras, raÚl torres tiene mÁs detalles de este caso que conmociona a todo mÉxico, adelante raÚl. >> vanessa te saludo desde ecatepec en el estado de mÉxico, en esta casa azul vivÍa juan carlos, quien ya es llamado el monstruo de ecatepec, vivÍa con su esposa patricia que fueron arrestados la semana pasada cuando llevaban restos humanos corre en internet una vista que le habrÍa hecho un sicÓlogo, y lo que hacÍa con sus victimas. >> prefiero que mis perritos coman carne de estas mujeres a que ellas sigan respirando mi oxÍgeno. >> y dice muchÍsimo mÁs y por eso todo el paÍs estÁ horrorizado. pero esta declaraciÓn no podrÍa utilizar