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ginsburg s seat. the democrats want the republicans and president to wait. president trump: we won the election. we have a lot of time. we won the right to do it. i think it should be i think the final vote should be taken before the election. we have plenty of time for that. follow your conscience. don t vote to confirm anyone nominated under the circumstances president trump and senator mcconnell have created. don t go there. we have options, arrows in our quiver i m not about to discuss right now. there will be a vote. there have been some cases like justice ginsburg where it took less than 44 days. she said my most fervent wish is that i will not be replaced until a new president is installed. we believe that. so do the american people. sandra: here we go. byron york with political analysis. we begin with chief white house correspondence john roberts on the president s next move. what are they saying at the white house this morning? they re looking f ....
who have had to evacuate and have a half million people who are on some level of evacuation status. so these have been devastating. sandra: officials in oregon are warning of a potential mass fatality incident. more on the situation on the ground there in just a moment. 50 days out from election day. president trump is turning his attention to those western wildfires surveying damage in california later on today after his indoor campaign rally in nevada last night. sparked outrage from the governor and the biden campaign. a lot of reaction pouring in this morning. nice to see you, trace, i m sandra smith. trace: i m trace gallagher. the president s rally outside las vegas was the first held indoors. few wore masks and it was a clear violation on nevada s ban on indoor gatherings of more than 50 people. the governor called it shameful, dangerous and irresponsible. biden campaign saying it was a super spreader of the coronavirus. president trump using the rally to boa ....
the president s visit just wrapping up, and as you might imagine, the focus was as much on climate change as on the wildfires themselves. just before sitting down for a briefing with emergency officials, you double down on the role that he things poor for his management played. pushing back at the idea that soaring temperatures may play an even bigger role. here is that exchange. that is going to be key. if we ignore that science and put her head in the sand and think it s all about management, we are not going to succeed together to protect california. it will start getting cooler. you just watch. i wish science agreed with you. everyone thinks science kno knows. governor gavin newsom things that present for pledging federal health and what he calls a record time and agrees that more needs to be done to clear away dry brush and that she is, but he took the president to task on climate change. there is commonality on vegetation, forest management, but please ....
warning people to be prepared. president trump: this one is smaller but more direct. we have it under control. we have fema there, we have the army corps of engineers is there. they can bring things back so fast you wouldn t believe it. trace: heavy rain, high winds. the storm surge is already starting to occur. as we re seeing along the gulf coast right now. and it s still out there so we ve got more to go with this and we ve got several high tides to continue that we ll deal with. so outside of levy protection. we re very concerned about how high the water will be. 7 to 11 feet. we ll get significant amounts of rain and it will be a major water event no matter where it hits. along the gulf. sandra: casey stiegel is live in new orleans for us this morning. as we mentioned some people already feeling the impacts of this as they prepare for the worst. that s right. the storm hasn t made landfall yet. as you said people are already starting to experience it. new ....
mississippi. hundreds of thousands in the dark as the storm hammers the gulf coast and people in low-lying areas now being urged to head for higher ground. we thought it was heading to new orleans and it made a right hand turn. hurricane sally is not to be taken for granted. we are looking at record flooding, perhaps breaking historic levels. a lot of people who live in low-lying areas and we ve been in some instances mandatory evacuated the low-lying areas. don t take the storm for granted. you have time to make final preparations. heed the directions of your local and state emergency managers and keep your family safe. sandra: ashley is live in mobile, alabama for us this morning. what kind of conditions are you seeing as the sun comes up there? as far as the conditions the wind is not half bad but these squalls come through and basically pushes you off to the side. the flooding, sandra, is what is so bad in these areas after this hurricane came through. c ....