Long time and have experienced these storms many times, power you talking with them about how this is going to be different. And what and so the difference between what theyre used to and what this will be as a way to hopefully give them more encouragement to know that they need to get out you Thank You, Madam Vice President. Yes, weve been emphasizing the size and the intensity of the storm and the direction in which its approaching, which is unusual and really raises that Storm Surge Risk for the West Coast of florida we typically see hurricanes approach the West Coast of florida from the south or southeast, moving parallel to the coast. This track more perpendicular to the coast really raises the Storm Surge Risk. And the size of the storm is going to produce hazardous impacts across much of the peninsula. So weve been hitting the Surge Risk on both coasts. Actually, the Hurricane Force winds, the flooding, rainfall all threat to tornadoes and trying to reemphasize the Scale And Bre
Well, the following Breaking News here on cnn, im Boris Sanchez live near Tampa Bay alongside my coanchor, Brianna Keeler in the Nations Capital and Hurricane Milton is inching closer and closer to sata, to west florida, Gulf Coast of florida right now, youre attempt they were watching low tide its start to set in the water began to recede. And that water is coming back with a dangerous Storm Surge anticipated between up to eight to 15 feet along the Gulf Coast, 15 feet in sarasota would prove devastating. Here in Tampa Bay. As you can see behind me, it is coming down the Water Fuel previously, we are starting to get to the point of maximum rainfall. And this will be sustained throughout the evening hours into tomorrow Hurricane Milton is proving to be an unprecedented storm yesterday, strengthening to a category five. And as it gets closer to florida, though it does begin to change and expand those Wind Speeds have started to slowly come down. That doesnt mean that the danger is any l
today we learned a new jersey spotlight analysis showed multiple irregularities in how new jersey has allocated sandy mitigation money. that s the same pot of money that hoboken mayor dawn zimmer says the christie administration stiffed her city on as part of the christie administration s attempt to get her to support a development project backed by the governor. there s the town of belleville, new jersey, ranks down at 254th of the communities hardest hit by sandy. christie helped channel $6 million in money to a senior complex in belleville years before the storm. the democratic mayor went on to endorse christie les than two weeks after the funding was announced. who in new jersey is minding the store on sandy money? our own intrepid steve kornacki reported, it may be nobody. a new jersey law requires that an integrity oversight monitor
growing questions over how chris christie s administration divvied up its sandy money. today we learned a new jersey spotlight analysis showed multiple irregularities allocated much. the same pot of money that hoboken mayor dawn zimmer says the christie administration stiffed her city on as part of the christie administration s attempt to get her to support a development project backed by the governor. there s the town of belleville, new jersey, ranks down at 254th of the communities hardest hit by sandy. christie helped channel $6 million in money to a senior complex in belleville years before the storm. when the democratic mayor went on to endorse christie les than two weeks after the funding was announced. who in new jersey is minding the store on sandy money? our own intrepid steve kornacki reported, it may be nobody. in order to protect against waste, fraud and abuse.
spotlight analysis showed multipler rell lart er rer rel much. the same pot of money that hoboken mayor dawn zimmer says the christie administration stiffed her city on as part of the christie administration s attempt to get her to support a development project backed by the dwomgovernor. there s the town of belleville, new jersey, ranks down at 254th of the communities hardest hit by sandy. christie helped channel $6 million in money to a senior complex in belleville years before the storm. when the democratic mayor went on to endorse christie les than two weeks after the funding was announced. who in new jersey is minding the store on sandy money? our own intrepid steve ckornack reported, it may be nobody.