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Storm by lifting eventually up the east coast. you see a width berth. the cone of uncertainty. it could go to the west or east. there is a question with this. most of our models at this point run it along the east coast. here in the next couple of days taking us into the weekend well have to continue watch it for a mainland u.s. hit. >> shannon: thanks for keeping us updated. >> bill: house speaker paul ryan going to look at the devastation by harvey and irma. he tours parts of florida and later...

They said there is nothing compared to the 7.0, theres no compatibility, theres nothing relative about if it happened or if those aftershocks are not happening. were not even concerned, its been 18 hours. geological times, 4.6 or so billion years, 18 hours in geological times is nothing. please dont be worried about it. thats what they told me. be worried about the flooding in puerto rico. thats the big story today. >> and unfortunately, there are so many things to be worried about right now, in...

To the eye and here is the timeline. there is 2:00 a.m. and going over about 8:00 a.m., landfall puerto rico. we still can go to the right of the cone that would target san juan or south coast. still be determined where the worst would be. everyone with interest in st. thomas, a little better for them. i cannot -- ive never seen a storm this strong targeting a population like this. you showed the pictures at the top of the show. of barbuda there is less than 2,000 people live there. >> uh-huh. >...

Path. here is st. croix. you can see the well-defined eye. pinhole eye. its small. the 175 mile per hour winds are only in this circle. that is where the devastation will occur. there is mystery where that travels over puerto rico, over san juan, the highly populated areas where 1 million people live and central puerto rico but less people live there. nobody will win. it will be extremely destructive. depends where it goes and i want to advice everyone in st. croix right now, youre getting into ...

And this moved through in 15 hours. thats rapid intensification and can happen anywhere. it happens in the gulf of mexico. you go to bed one night in houston and wherever. you are looking at the ts and by morning you have a cat three. thats what happened here. and even into st. croix for a category four, 155 mile per hour storm making landfall tomorrow morning. the cone is over the entire island of puerto rico. it could essentially miss the northeast corner of puerto rico still, but that would t...

Like here in antigua. were outside of the cone chad was just talking about. you can imagine what its like within that cone. just imagine dominica taking that massive hit. we heard from the prime minister. he had to be evacuated from his residence. the roof caved in. there are reports from local ham radio operators on the island that there is significant structural damage. i want to mention, we talked to a pilot who flies around here all the time. he said a couple of years ago a tropical storm se...

Maybe category 5 storm. heres puerto rico. 3.5 million americans live here. here it comes right along the shore. making landfall if the center of the cone is correct because the cone is getting smaller now, near palmos delmar. the area that will see the hardest wind damage, across the area as well, there is a national forest there. it is a rain forest. that will be damaged, but certainly not going to hit the populated area, lets say, if san juan was on the southeast coast. san juan is on the nor...

Hello, everyone. im kate bolduan. we are following breaking news on the monster storm barreling through the caribbean and headed right for puerto rico. hurricane maria. the storm that has already delivered a direct hit on the island of dominica as a category 5. now a brand new update has been put out by the national hurricane center and what it means for u.s. territories. cnn meteorologist chad myers with the new forecast. what are we seeing right now? >> the hurricane center just put out the 11...

Part. i know you talked to that man in st. croix. i dont know how you can be as prepared as you can get for category 5 landfall. i know you think youre ready but, boy, hours and hours of wind speeds 160 miles per hour for that island st. croix and then into puerto rico. it stays either a 4 or 5, right on the edge. 157 is the edge. it goes from 155 to 160 and back and forth. close enough for me. direct landfall near puerto rico, up to st. croix or even farther north. here is the u.s. virgin islan...

Puerto rico could be dealing with a cat 4, 5 over its most populated areas. the new update. theres the oeye looking strong. its not showing any sign of weakening. still a category 5, 160 muile pr hour winds. a cat 5 is a cat 5. it will do catastrophic damage wherever that eye travels. where is it going? its going to travel towards st. croix tonight and then toward eastern puerto rico as we go through early tomorrow morning. virgin islands, it will be on the dirty side, st. thomas. st. croix coul...