Hurricane Five News Today

and trajectory. its expected to bring a catastrophic storm surge with winds over 150 miles per hour. the wind speed right now at 155 miles per hour. just shy of a category five storm. the eye of the storm is expected to churn somewhere between 40 meyers and venice, just south of where i am right now. hurricane ian has spawned multiple tornados in southern florida. a wide swath of florida is on alert through 5:00 p.m. today. already, alread more than 100,000 people are without power. mo...

And wait and see, they can upgrade it to a hurricane five. heres the new path from the hurricane center. they have that landfall, looks like just to the north of captiva here. almost right over the top here of charlotte harbor, right around 2:00 to about 4:00 this afternoon. that looks like when the official landfall will be. and then it will move inland after that. the biggest thing were concerned with is the storm surge. this is worst-case scenario for the entire coastline. we want to focus in...

We have another six years and we are still trying to catch up with that emotion. colombia, on the whole question of cities sinking, how bad is colombia affected7 question of cities sinking, how bad is colombia affected? this question of cities sinking, how bad is colombia affected?— question of cities sinking, how bad is colombia affected? this past year for the first time _ is colombia affected? this past year for the first time ever _ is colombia affected? this past year for the first time e...

Were watching haver heavy debris thats far to the right of us. i think people just see us out here, and they think that were going crazy, being out in the hurricane, but we have a very large team of professionals who know what theyre doing to make sure that theyre going to be safe, and you guys dont if youre out there doing the same. >> i keep looking away, its not because im being rude, its because i cant look in this direction because the wind is blowing so much. we can move a couple or three ...

Blowing through. those are gutters, maybe they were gutters, at one point, whether they were on the building, metal siding, imagine that hitting you or hitting a car, metal siding, imagine that hitting you at 100 miles an hour or even hit your car if youre trying to drive at 100 miles an hour now, which i cant imagine people are doing. >> it also illustrates the point as to why emergency officials cant come and rescue you during a hurricane like this. its not a matter of callousness that they do...

Where the worst part of this hurricane will be is to the east. [ no audio ] >> all right, gary tuchman, who is in sopchoppy, florida. theres a reason i wasnt sure where gary was, because i didnt know what town he was in. east of where we are, is where the greatest concern for storm surge, east of the center of the eyewall is the area where they see the greatest storm surge, so if the eyewall passes over where i am in panama city, we could see the most ferocious winds and we are right now, at lea...

Me. this actually [ no audio ] >> all right, i think unfortunately, we have lost dianes audio. you can see these pictures, these are awful pictures, if diane -- >> reporter: we have been on the lookout for diane, we had a drain come out of this area here, flying away with the wind, we find other parts of metal sheets that have been coming this way. we have seen people off the shore on the lower grand lagoon area, if youre familiar with the island. the structure we were in, we probably could have...

The broken government saying well nobody is ever very prepared for a hurricane five. that may be true but the one thing we were prepared for is to tell the truth and just as i saw it, just as i knew this wasnt a good news story, that people were dying and that the bureaucracy and inefficiency were killing us, everybody should have had the presence of mind to just go out and tell the truth but they didnt want to because they wanted to sing to the tune of donald trump and the spin of the good news...