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And i'm really dismayed at that because again, this is a life-threatening storm. if anything i can get across, it's to leave now. >> mayor, this will be the first major hurricane to hit the panhandle since 2005. i showed video of it moments ago to to mark de maria. just the fourth since 1950 this will be. what is your biggest fear right now? >> my biggest fear is flooding, erosion, structure damage. and for those people that didn't heed the warning, possible loss of life. >> yeah. wow. you know, mayor, a major category three, that's a major storm. sustained winds up to 120 miles per hour. what...

Quickly as we can. but i'm really concerned about the citizens that have not evacuated. >> jon: that is a very concerned rick scott, the governor of florida this morning. hurricane michael a category 4 monster, 145 mile-per-hour sustained winds as the outer bands lash the gulf coast. apalachicola, florida mayor van johnson senior joins us over the phone. his city is in michael's path. you must be more than a little worried this morning. >> yes, i am, to say the least. i'm very concerned. we are experiencing flooding. we have road closures, we have some downed trees. at this point in time the l...

Hatteras. 60 to 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts. that's when new york city picks up the strongest into the 50s. saturday morning, everything calms down. yasmin, the big story is the coastal flooding. we expect top five all time tide levels. that's why they're saying there would be structure damage, property damage and there will be people cut off because of water. >> let's hope there aren't people out there trying to surf. >> they're trying to tell people to evacuate and get out of the way. >> are we seeing any snow in this? >> you may see some flakes towards the end, but no accumulation. >> north...

California's history out of a good 10 there that we've been covering. interestingly enough, it ranks eighth as far as how much structures have been burned. so this is the eighth most catastrophic fire as it relates to that. basically the worst fires that they've experienced as far as the structure damage, three of those have occurred the in just the last few years. so as officials have been talking about with the governor, as well, this is a new normal we do not like because it involves fire going into the wet season. no rainfall in southern california. it's a matter of whether conditions will...

You mentioned rockport. that was a city that sustained significant structure damage. because the eye of hurricane harvey came on land right in that area. when you have 120, 130-mile-per-hour winds that's why the evacuation. roofs coming off of buildings, walls coming down. obviously, a situation that many here in texas hope to avoid. >> we're going to continue to watch this. you mentioned rockport, the city manager said there is extensive damage through the downtown area there. and the national weather service told him he can expect winds through tonight. we're going to continue to talk about ...