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And i, you don't have to be alert rockets ions to simply just be a scientist and look at the data. we are looking now and likely, i am looking at these numbers now. this is what i do. just in terms of what we are seeing now, this could be a half a trillion dollar disaster. you can't survive. i mean you can't get the economy moving when you are under that. that those numbers come from the fact that it is going to be very hard to get people to still live there, it is gonna be hard to get insurance. and that has nothing to do with just the disaster relief. so we need to find a more strategic way ...

To 18. we just don't know. we just don't moment but with the winds we have better equipment. i suspect, derek is right there is going to be a billion dollar disaster and they will retire the name ian most likely. it's interesting to note. think about all the storms that start with the letter i in history, irene, irma, ida, they just continue. there's so many of them. i think what we are going to find here is maybe just maybe waits stronger at land failed and the surge a little higher to the south than we really know right now. >> gentlemen thank you very much. bill i want you to be safe all ou...

Being affected. are the models clearer now with who exactly will be hit? >> we're getting there. it's slowly to beginning to narrow more and more and areas from -- i'm saying right now from sarasota, fort myers, through tampa, all -- and all of this is hard to picture how it won't be a billion dollar disaster. let's talk and see how strong they have it in this last update. it was 75. they have it up to 80 miles per hour. it continues to intensify. we had the report from havana right here. the storm is west of miami. even if the storm headed due north right now, it would head up towards florida...

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98, 95 in houma. a three-day forecast will show many of them into triple digits. we could see heat index values at 105. it is not just that. it is the explosive growth and spread of mold. even homes that were not flooded, alisyn and victor, we're going to see mold in that as well. if this power outage continues past three weeks or four weeks, it is not just -- it won't just be the homes that have been flooded that have damage. it will be many more. this will be multi, multi-billion dollar disaster. it is so sad. >> oh, my gosh. like you were saying, their lives were spared in the storm. >> yes...