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Threat will be on going. future radar, let's break it down for you. tomorrow morning 8:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., a landfall across the keys as category 4 and then later on in the afternoon, in the evening, another landfall is projected around the fort myers, we are hoping that that's not the outcome but we look to history to see the type of damage that we could see. there's monday, some of the storm projections saying a category 3 for the florida panhandle, northern florida into georgia, the arrival of hurricane forced win gusts, there's the keys, that's around 6:00 a.m. on sunday, that's category 4...

You could probably sigh getty people who realize they are on fox news after a couple of drinks. julie, we will set it back to you in new york. julie: thank you very much, mike. mike: the federal government is ready as millions brace for hurricane when i rememberas' landfall. the president getting briefed on hurricane irma and josé as he hosts entire cabinet for the weekend. any statements from the president after latest briefing at camp david? >> not yet, mike, he was very vocal before he left telling the press and anyone in the storm's path that he believes the federal government is as prepa...

Outages. >> 5,000 households, at least a minimum of 50,000 people without electricity all day and that's for miami-dade, broward and palm beach counties. duke energy provides central and north panhandle of the state, they released statement about an hour ago forewarning floridans that up to a million people, maybe even more may eventually at some point lose power and electricity during the storm before it's all said and done with because they're expecting significant damage and this could be days, weeks, possibly even months without power as was the case back in 2004, 2005, however the utiliti...

Category 4 storm came in, it absolutely devastated parts of florida and the building code had to be changed specifically for the rooftop of a lot of the build that is are used, a lot have shingles and tiles that weren't properly nailed down and blue -- blew people's homes. let's hope peopling are heeding the warning, so far they have. >> not all buildings are up to code. julie: of course, not all. if you are in a building before 2001, be sure to not be inside the building when this thing hits. >> yeah. and pay attention to the forecast inland impacts as well. get out of the storm surge zone an...

Miami, was going to be bearing much of the brunt of the storm, those evacuation orderers, evacuation zones, have they changed at all? >> no, they are still in effect because obviously the -- it's a volatile storm. we are not going to take this lightly. things can change in the drop of a dime. one of the things that we have to remember is not just winds and rain, the storm surge, the areas can be affected by the storm surge, that remains in effect right now. julie: we hate to talk about storm surge and this one is -- i mean, record breaking as far as the state of florida not only is it two time...