It's Friday, October 11th.

I'm Jane Kosten, and this is what a day.

The show that would be fine if its front yard got taken over by raccoons.

Look, I'm sure the woman in suburban Washington

who called the police when she couldn't enter her home due to a hundred raccoon standing in her way was having a bad time.

But I'm built different. If a hundred raccoons want to hang out with me, I am absolutely down.

On today's show, former President Obama gets on the stump in Pittsburgh.

Plus we're getting another town hall with Kamala Harris, but Trump says he won't do the

same. Sad! But first, people in Florida are assessing the damage caused by Hurricane Milton.

The storm made landfall late Wednesday as a category 3 storm just south of Tampa.

Officials say up to 18 inches of rain fell overnight.

As of late Thursday, around 3 million people were still without power.

At least 12 people died, though that number is expected to increase his rescue efforts continue.

Five of those reported deaths were caused by a tornado that struck on the state's Atlantic coast, the opposite side of the state from where Milton landed.

Dozens of tornadoes were confirmed in the state Wednesday spawned by Milton's strong winds.

Still, during a briefing on Thursday,

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said it could have been a lot worse.

What we can say is the storm was significant, but thankfully this was not the worst case scenario. The storm did weaken

before landfall and the storm surge, as initially reported, has not been as significant overall as what was observed for Hurricane Helene.

President Biden also gave an update Thursday afternoon.

He said Congress would likely have to come back to approve more funding for disaster aid.

I think the Congress should be coming back and moving on the emergency needs immediately

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