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Belts, which people to say, everybody wears a seat belt, but theyre not wearing seat belts. theyre using their cell phones. theyre engaging in behaviors that not only put themselves at risk but everybody else out there. so there is this disregard and its like this lack of civility has really carried over onto the roadway system, and were paying for it. were paying for it with lives. families are, you know, losing loved ones at numbers we have not seen in decades. and it is so frustrating to all ...

Is it stress? is it anxiety? can you make sense of the numbers? >> it is a combination of so many things but it really does come down to a lack of regard for themselves and everybody else out on the road. people are taking incredible risks, driving at high rates of speed, driving impaired on alcohol, drugs, sometimes multiple substances at the same time. not wearing seat belt, which people say to me. but everybody wears a seat belt but they arent wearing seat belts. theyre using cell phones, eng...

Critical lifelines, whats critical lifeline, getting power back up, getting communications back up, getting the roadway system back up and functional as well as taking care of any hazardous materials or hazardous waste issues that are there. >> and rob and jillian, as we peak, 373,000 florida customers remain without power and in some of the hardest-hit areas utility companies are warning they may remain in the dark for weeks. rob: its hot down there too, thank you so much. jillian: fox news ale...

Response but weve been pre-positioned for multiple days. the goal is lets get the roadway system open so we can push commodities on behalf of our state partners down to the areas most heavily impacted. it is different because of the florida peninsula. this isnt harvey where water was stagnant and you had a lot of land to operate off of. it is a coordinated effort with the dod partners and coast guard to be able to support the areas most hefsh lie damages. we have almost 6 million people without ...

As we are allowed to get in. the roadway system has debris all over it. and in some cases, the bridge structures may not be safe to cross over. i do know there are some aerial impact assessments being conducted as we go. i do believe that monroe county in southwest florida, particularly comier county, took the brunt of the storm surge event as the system came onshore. but what is important for citizens to know, youre reporting about jacksonville, the system is not done. the east side winds, the ...

Their mission is to solve the transportation problems. that means convincing people that it is worth it to rip up americas interstates. >> how do you retrofit roads to be wireless charging stations. >> one is the coil would be embedded in the roadway. this on the underside of the vehicle and this in the roadway system. >> if you assume that it costs about $2 million per mile, it would be $80 billion and you have the entire interstate equipped with electric hov lanes. that means you leave the int...

How else would you do? >> has to be an across the board tax. the only fair way. >> i disagree. the only fair way to tax people for roadway use is to pay attention to who uses the roadway. otherwise were going to bear unequally. >> do they have tolls in oregon? >> i have never been there. >> in new jersey and new york its fairly easy on the predominant major roads are you -- where you can monitor that. >> i live in new jersey. we are already being taxed biased on proportional -- >> we dont have b...

>> i think the secretarys words are being taken out of context. we wont be satisfied until the situation stabilize. this is the most logistically challenging event the united states have seen. we have been moving a pushing as fast as the situation allows. every day we make progress in everyday we have some setbacks. for example, you dont just bring the commodities and you have to pump them down the roadway system that we have been working to get open. we opened 11 major highways. but there over ...

>> i think the secretarys words are being taken out of context. we wont be satisfied until the situation stabilize. this is the most logistically challenging event the united states have seen. we have been moving a pushing as fast as the situation allows. every day we make progress in everyday we have some setbacks. for example, you dont just bring the commodities and you have to pump them down the roadway system that we have been working to get open. we opened 11 major highways. but there over ...

>> i think the secretarys words are being taken out of context. we wont be satisfied until the situation stabilize. this is the most logistically challenging event the united states have seen. we have been moving a pushing as fast as the situation allows. every day we make progress in everyday we have some setbacks. for example, you dont just bring the commodities and you have to pump them down the roadway system that we have been working to get open. we opened 11 major highways. but there over ...