WFOR (CBS Miami) 11 p.m. news - 2005-09-09
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[0:12] Next at 11, Hurricane Ailia on the move
[0:14] again. Your weather station has the new
[0:16] advisory.
[0:17] >> Made a scapegoat by the press, but not
[0:19] the president. What FEMA's director has
[0:20] to say about being pulled out of New
[0:22] Orleans.
[0:22] >> And some optimism tonight out of New
[0:24] Orleans. Why the death toll may not be
[0:26] as high as first thought. He covered
[0:28] Katrina as it made landfall and the
[0:30] aftermath. Now, Brian Andrews is back
[0:32] and shares his storm stories
[0:34] >> and just how high was the storm surge
[0:36] that hit New Orleans. We have that in
[0:38] team coverage after Katrina.
[0:40] >> Plus, only on four, what a comedian is
[0:41] saying about a confrontation that rocked
[0:43] South Florida morning radio.
[0:45] >> Good evening, South Florida. I'm Maggie
[0:47] Rodriguez.
[0:47] >> I'm Rob Hanrahan. A big night of news
[0:50] right now.
[0:53] Now live, this is CBS4 News at 11.
[0:58] >> First at 11, Hurricane Oilia moving away
[1:01] from land, but possibly not for long.
[1:03] >> At least for now, though, the storm's
[1:04] movement means good news for the
[1:06] northeast coast of Florida, battered by
[1:08] the storm's punishing waves. Tonight, we
[1:10] may know a little bit more about where
[1:12] Oilia may be headed next.
[1:13] >> CBS4 storm specialist David Bernard has
[1:16] details from weather control. David,
[1:17] >> the good news tonight, Rob and Maggie,
[1:19] is the storm is heading further out to
[1:21] sea. At least for the time being, the
[1:24] storm is not getting weaker, but at the
[1:25] same time, it's not getting stronger.
[1:27] Here's the latest satellite image of the
[1:29] last 12 hours. And the other thing
[1:30] you've noticed is that all those purples
[1:33] have r