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Evacuate now, now, now, you should have already been evacuated. That's not hyperbole, it's a matter of life and death. President biden urging floridians in the path of hurricane milton to take seriously evacuation orders from local officials. It comes as the storm is gaining strength in the gulf, expected to make landfall in the next 24 hours. We have the very latest on the hurricane's track. And a live report from florida straight ahead. Also ahead, a new book by longtime journalist bob woodward is putting donald trump's relationship with vladimir putin back into the spotlight. We're going in...

future. >> ashley: and cheeseburgers. on my list and fireworks everyone will be shooting off. if you are not going to a parade, look out the window and see the fireworks in the sky. >> carley: america spends $9.4 billion on food, 150 million hot dogs, will spend 3 billion on fire and wine. 74% of firework injuries happen today, be safe. 6.5 million spent on american flags imported annually. buy american when you buy an american flag. aoc i'm a dog lover, today is not a good day for a lot of dogs, they get sore scared. what can you do? love on them more today. >> carley: get the thund...

win, you will be their next target. that's why israel's victory will be your victory. but make no mistake, regardless of who stands with israel, israel will fight until this battle is won. israel will prevail. >> just part of a defiant speech yesterday from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, where he rejected calls for a cease-fire and his resignation. we'll have more of his comments and get a live report from the israel-gaza border straight ahead. meanwhile, aid for israel is a top priority on capitol hill, but the two chambers have very different plans for delivering it. ...

Here are six of the most unbelievable, reality-bending architectural plans set for construction in America's cities - including Amazon's plan for a 'poop emoji' HQ

The planned neighborhood in the far west of Manhattan has rebounded, at least in terms of leasing office space.