afterwards. shawn a, thank you very much. the storm could make landfall as early as saturday morning. a mandatory evacuation order has been issued there. kerry, are people following it? well, most people have evacuated. most people are gone. now, what i m going to show you is not an endorsement. it certainly is not to encourage other people to follow along this, but come along with me. i m going to take you over to what is called sometimes a hurricane party. people who have gathered here and say they re not going to leave. and you can see them sitting here with the tv on, relaxing. they ve been drinking, relaxing. i m wondering, jason jason january here who built the structure we re in. they said leave. they said that your life could be in danger. why stay? we re going to ride it out. we ve been here all of our lives, and we re just going to ride it out. it s not going to be as bad as
natural disaster. making sure that people are safe, making sure that the impacted areas have the resources that they need, making sure that the federal government is coordinating with state and local officials. of course the president travels to camp david over the weekend. he will be briefed by tom bossart and others that are tracking this storm. you can tell there was a seriousness with which they were approaching this. president trump expected to travel to texas early next week. shawn in a mendiola. we learned the storm is getting close and closer to the coastline. you see the winds are picking up at 110 miles per hour. the movement at 10 miles per