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There's no one in there. it is a logistical challenge. remember, the keys is 110 miles long so it's a lot of real estate to cover. blackhawk helicopters doing scouting today and fire rescue and everybody starting to inspect the damage and make sure it was safe for people to go and look for anyone that might be left. >> jon: you cite, or you wrote, for those who did weather the storm out there in the keys, now they face the reality that they can't travel the road, right? the u.s. one is the only road in and out of there and authorities are not letting them travel. they don't have power, they do...

We've seen it happen before when there has been interaction with land that the storms do recover. and the greatest concern is the storm surge which has taken most of the lives over the years. we have storm surge warning that covers much of the west coast and east coast of florida and the florida keys. 5 to 10 feet of surge is likely on the lower keys, very concerned about that. and then even higher amounts 6 to 10 and 10 to 15 feet over portions of the southwestern peninsula. life threatening storm surge and that's what the colorized area indicates. >> what do you say to folks on the east coas...

Indigenous but it looks like it has the radar aeu voding material. the ram is the special sauce that covers the plane anna some of that may have been reversed engineered from this downed f12 during the kosovo war. jenna: it's all about jobs when it comes to the president's state of the union tonight. we've heard a lot about better times ahead for the economy. if you are unemployed or know somebody who is do you see a light at the end of the tunnel? will you see it after the address? neil cavuto will join us live on that. a musical mystery in miami bringing new meaning to the term florida keys....

Minutes. miami beach, high winds and rain are lashing the beach. hurricane irma is 22 miles south of miami and barrelling toward the florida coast after literally flattening a number of caribbean islands. the storm has been downgraded to a category 3, but the officials warn it could restrengthen. janice dean tracking irma from the fox extreme weather center. this weakening to a category 3, is that meaningful as far as the impact or splitting hairs? >> it's splitting hairs because it did interact with cuba and made a landfall in cuba and we expect weakening once it contacts with land or water. ...