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Ainsley: you will see more of that on shore push from those counterclockwise winds. brian: thanks, janice. every time we hear about a hurricane we hear about climate change because everybody has cars and planes that's what's causing this. guess who weighed in okay, time's up alexandria ocasio-cortez. steve: that's right. yesterday she retweeted you have seen some of the video of the devastation in the bahamas. she retweeted about a minute's worth of video and then attached this to it. ainsley: she said this is what climate change looks like. it hits vulnerable communities first. i can already ...

And on shore push. they're already seeing rains and storms into northern florida, and that is that onshore push. that is not necessarily from irma. the biggest evacuation in u.s. history over five million people leaving the state of florida, 5.6 million, and it's a number that i've been told. it's a quarter of population here as we have just over 20 million people that are living in florida and, you know, down into the miami area, it might be, you know, winds not as strong as they're going to get on the west coast, but it's a matter of you go up 20 or 30 stories, and the category, the hurrican...

Covering katrina, the bayous, the low areas exist all throughout this area, ken for that great state of louisiana as well as texas, too. >> louisiana is on the northern fringe of the storms, the winds will be severe, you have that on shore push of water. you also have in those rain bands, the three-to-five inches of rain i was talking about t. concern here, north and east of corpus christi is the water pushes in with the wind flow, the water that normally bleeds out to the gulf has nowhere to go. so it piles up. >> yeah. >> so that's why this is an accumulation over days, it builds and builds ...