know anybody. >> a month later another celebration up north, her sister's wedding. lauren was made of honor. then back to macon for the final hurdle, the bar exam. >> a scary time for a young lawyer. >> first. >> it was everybody's last hurrah. >> it was buddy night june 2011, the graduates gathered at a local bar for one last blowout before hunkering down to study. the closed the bar. went to ashley's boyfriends place. ex-boyfriend joe was the roommate. >> we decided to go to sleep. there was alcohol involved. >> lauren stayed the night in joe's room and the next day everybody was moving slowly. >> i did not see lauren or joe
area of south central iowa, she says she expects robust turnout. she says that her phone has been ringing off the hook would people who are new caucus goers, asked her how does the caucus work, how do we participate, when do we had to be there? i talked to the emmett county chair up in northern iowa, and he to expects turnout to be good. now, if you ever been stuck inside your house for many, many days, one of the things i keep telling people is that many iowans have been hunkering down since thursday. they have not been out of their house, their vehicle has not been out there garage, so by 7:00 monday night, those people may want to get out and go. that may be a factor at the caucuses. >> absolutely, might be a very good factor. i had to ask you, even though you are in this, some candidates have been sounding optimistic about the turnout on monday night. they have already faced,as you said, some hurdles outside of
go, hurricane warnings that extend all the way up into southern georgia because of what we were talking about, the fast forward motion of this system. there won't be enough time for it to spin down with the friction over land before it moves up into georgia. >> jane: yeah so you need to be alert hunkering down as the morning opens up we're going to be seeing that really strong major category 4 hurricane potentially making impact there. >> ian: looks like we have video coming in out of a lucia county nearly all of florida seeing impacts from hurricane idalia. let's bring in fox 35 orlando reporter patrick perez. he's live in va lucia county. patrick what are the conditions now because we were just discussing some of these bands that moved from west to east across the peninsula, both sides of the state have been feeling these impacts >> reporter: ian i have to tell you for the most part tonight has been pretty calm except for probably within the past hour or so the wind has picked up.
the mom called the lady down there and she said i will be her grandmother. i'm picking her up. she picked up the young child, the college student, the freshmen with a bunch of her friends. they are inland house five bedrooms and hunkering down together. >> steve: that's what you got to do. looking live at hudson, florida, up the koppes from where robert was stationed a little while ago. and as you can see the winds right now, it is a category 4 storm and they are projecting that it's going to make landfall in the next half hour to hour and a half. something like that. matt fin is joining us now live from saint pete beach. not far. a little further up from tampa as well. >> how are the conditions there, matt? >> we have had really steady consistent winds as you can see for hours now and throughout the night the conditions here dramatically fluctuated several hours of heavy downpour,
about really, really significant storm surge potential. i mean, this is similar, 10, 12 plus feet of storm surge, could happen, in some of those areas, and the storm surge is not something, you're not going to win that battle, if you decide to stay. stay behind for that. you run away from the water. and then you hide from the wind. and so in florida, if you get away from where the surge is going to hit, you know, most of the structures that we have particularly things that have been built until the last 20, 30 years, you know, those are going to be fine for a category 3 storm. and so you can hunker down there on higher ground where the storm surge isn't going to be a threat, but if you're putting yourself, hunkering down in an area that could get hit by 10, 12 feet of storm surge, you know, that is a life threatening situation, and we saw that with hurr hurricane ian, just how massive the storm surge was. you are going to see parts of the coast, probably in the big bend area that is going to have really significant storm surge.
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it right now, and we are already feeling the impacts. >> it is your sense as you talked to residents that there are people taking the threat of flash floods seriously? >> yes. people are. this isn't something that anybody in southern california would ever expect from august in southern california. people have not really dealt with this before, but that said, people have dealt with other national disasters like earthquakes. we just felt like it was something really common here. and so people take this kind of think seriously. yesterday, a lot of folks making a run for the grocery store, they were stockpiling on water, flashlights, toilet paper, people seem to have heeded these warnings, hunkering down even on the roads. it seems like there's less people out and about. people are taking this seriously. >> for us in los angeles, liz, thank you. now to another storm, the race for the white house and first republican debate. will it appear as donald trump makes up his mind skipping the first gop debate. a few prominent voices within the party, they're urging him
white house bid in 2016. he's an msnbc political analyst, and longtime friend. all right, we've got breaking news about severe weather. right now, parts of the west coast, hunkering down in anticipation of hurricane hilary. it's a massive category four storm headed towards california, which the national weather service says could bring catastrophic and life-threatening flooding in the southwestern states. not just california. some of the states you associate as being traditionally quite dry. right, now the storm is churning off of mexico's pacific coast. neither a hurricane nor a tropical storm has made landfall in southern california since 1939. this comes as wildfires continue to wreak havoc in canada. all 20,000 residents of yellowknife, the capital of canada's northwest territories, have been forced to evacuate. 1500 miles south of that, in kelowna, a much larger city located just over the border from washington state, officials have issued a new state of emergency, because of quickly encroaching wildfires. canada has reported a record
but we got to do it right. so, when we pick up the remains and they fall apart, and so when you have 200 people running through the scene yesterday and some of you that's what you're stepping on. i don't know how much more you want me to describe it. that's what you're stepping on. >> reporter: of those lucky to survive, some jumping into the ocean -- >> both sides to the left and the right are on fire. >> reporter: -- including 19-year-old noah tomkinson, who captured this harrowing video. he was with his mother and younger brother, escaping the fast-moving flames, wading in the water for five hours. >> we're through the worst of it. we're gonna be okay. >> reporter: and mike cicchino, who owns a dog care business in lahaina, saw the oncoming flames and ran to the beach, hunkering down with others. >> there's times where we had to leave some of the dogs up on the wall or on the water.
to deliver donald trump on your political platter. it's just not going to work that way. the reality of it is you either want the job or you don't. if you do, that means you're going to have to sound a lot more like chris christie than the way you're sounding right now. if there are more unified messaging in that regard, then you would probably begin to see some movement inside the party. but everyone is hunkering down around protecting trump as opposed to taking him out because they're afraid of what? so, you know, it's almost to the point where you get tired of answering the question about what are these people doing? they have no clue what they're doing. >> so speaking of chris christie, glenn, i want to play for you what he had to say over the weekend. >> the president lied to them and told them the election was stolen, asked them to march to capitol hill while the votes were to be counted. the president sat there in the