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Raised. It was more about a region quite frankly that would benefit everyone living there and Around The World if we get it right. Its not just here. It has a phenomenal impact. I dont want to get going. Ill take too long. Youve seen from initiatives here today is just how committed we are to see this vision take place. I think this relationship that we put together and i think were youll see it expand. Maybe not what we did today, this is a historic meeting but were about to weve laid in plate ...

collier or county, florida, where 911 services are down as search and rescue efforts continue across the state. rachel: search and rescue efforts still underway across the state as 30 people have been confirmed dead with 27 deaths in florida alone. more than 1 million people many florida still without power. here with us today is representative greg steube, hes from the house foreign affairs committee, and, of course, he is from florida. what do you know about this leveesome because we...

Hours of 10 to 16 feet as we go throughout the next few hours. and again, i cant emphasize enough that its life-threatening. its unsurvivable and it happens really, really quick. were going to add rain on top of that. you can see how far that stretches into the mid-atlantic. you see those darker colors. so scary amounts up to 20 inches of rain. generally were going to see 8 to 16. thats really hard especially in new orleans. if you remember new orleans is a bowl effect. that water is going to go...

Falling, again 20 inches possible in some spots. here are your warnings. warnings all the way from lake charles to the border with mississippi. where you see that red color, new orleans, baton rouge, morgan city, thats where we see hurricane warnings. so you want to evacuate if you have been told to evacuate. tomorrows your day to prepare, because sunday is going to be tonight. torrential flooding and rains starting on sunday. lets talk about tuesday into wednesday, awful amounts of rain. its li...

Tuesday into wednesday. but just awful amounts of rain. we could see flooding in new orleans, its like a bowl effect there. thats why we have the pumping stations, and theyll be put to the test this weekend. sunday and monday, winds as well. when hurricane gets close to land, well see them really stretch out. these could span 250 miles. that will bring strong winds onshore, maybe power outages, and also pushing water on land. storm surge is a wall of water, the ocean water, the saltwater pushing...

This area. make no mistake, those, there is still water here. mean, theres a bit of a bowl effect on brickell avenue. if you look down this way, tons of water remains in that particular intersection. the side streets that lead back to the bay, they appear to be draining away. eventually we expect the water here to do the same. >> thank you for that update. we hear the faint sound of police sirens in the background as well. joining us is justin grimes who lived through hurricane charley and now r...