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Wind, nothing too dramatic, and then around 11:30 or so -- >> between saying between 11:30 and 1:30? in front of my house on broad street, streets were clear, the tide started rolling in, something i've never seen before, an hour later, it was two feet, pretty much close up next to our door. and, obviously, saturated and flooded a lot of these homes that are howlower than mine. >> we will have our cameraman pan to see the water level line, about three feet high. what's your home look like this morning? >> well, we're above this mark. we're raised up. we were not in this situation, fortunately ...

Into early monday morning. there you are monday morning as well running you up into georgia, not until late on monday and lingering for folks into tuesday. here is the moving this, and the big concern is we begin to pay attention. early tomorrow, all that wind we are talking about will create a huge storm surge. 5-10 feet for folks along the florida keys. you are talking about 10-15 feet of storm surge. then finally running up the coast a little bit farther we are going to take you to tampa where we are look at 5-10 feet. that's just the base level of the water. so folks who were typically clo...

>> good morning, miss harlow. >> good morning. >> is there a chance that the court passes on taking this up? >> this is a more complicated situation than usual. it's not a final court on the travel ban from the lower courts. it is also the travel ban itself speaks of a 90-day review period which may or may not have lapsed, depending on how you interpret it. the supreme court likes to dock difficult issues if they can. there is a possibility they may send it back for further evaluation in the lower courts. they may not deal with it at all. they may take up the case and set a briefing schedule t...

That's rolling in, but it's not being put into the right places. i think the key here is we are going to pay taxes, obvious in this way to continue, hopefully they'll be less taxes under the president and the congress, but the reality is, user fees in regards to infrastructure, particularly over a 30-year period of time, which is what these projects are for is so critical. i think the point of this and the reason that user fees do make sense, we've seen a lot of in the news about rush over the last several months. the reality is, we are all playing russian roulette when it comes to using an in...

Wrong, up to them. but it's naive to think that art is politics. >> thanks. coming up next. president-elect trump wants recognition for walmart and gm adding u.s. jobs, should he take credit for that? >> also boxes are packed moving vans rolling in, life after the white house for the first family and where they plan to hop a plane to immediately after the inauguration in a motel. -- moment.