Hurricane Itself News Today

Already begun in Southwest Florida. The impacts were not that significant, where the storm has already passed, fdot crews have already driven and cleared more than 2000 miles of roadway in Southwest Florida so weve already started working once the initial initial response is through our cut and tell us crews were transition to Debris Removal. And undergoing are two sentences, leadership, we will stand ready just like with the Dahlia And Debbie to support fiscally constrained counties with the De...

were going to take you to one of the hardest-hit areas where almost an entire island was decimated. and her rescue during the hurricane made headlines. a nurse desperately trying to get to work was caught in the rising floodwaters. thankfully a nearby reporter was there, saved her and saw her. and that is my guest tonight. good evening, im erin burnett. out front tonight, ians fury still remains an extremely dangerous storm making its way through the carolinas tonight. let me show ...

thousands are without power still at last check with the emergency management, 13,000 were without power. portions of the pier have been broken off into the atlantic and there was localized flooding with roads inundated with water. as it stands right now, though, we do not know of any reports of injuries. weve been checking with the local emergency management here. so far its just significant damage to the piers. there was cause for concern a short time ago, about an hour ago, as we we...

Is the sea is the driving economy for the whole region. how the oyster beds will survive this day remains to be seen, they could be shut down for years to come. we can only hope at this point but the eye of the storm is now completely overland. i should say its over east bay, which is an enormous body of water now filled with brackish water to the east and south of panama city. the hurricane itself, the wall, the eye wall of florida is crossing over highway 2. a small town of about 2,000 getting...

Popped up and given people a place to go and find the food, the cards temporarily at least what they need before they get back on their feet. the president interacting with some of the people on the ground. >> it looks like hes handing out water there as well. yours need water, we need water to live and survive. and in a place ravaged by floodwaters in the hurricane itself, one of the things that goes is your water supply. most of the water and that areas well water. guess what is contaminated. ...

As youre watching some of the changes here, not only the hurricane itself, but this tornado watch, this sideways rectangle youve drawn out for us. >> thats common with land falling hurricanes. its not the typical texas tornado you persons hail and lightening, they come in rain bands. you see these bands of storms coming in here where you see the bright oranges and reds. and those are what we call feeder bands. its in those bands that you can get brief spinnups. we saw one report of a tornado nin...

At this time, joaquin is not expected to make landfall in the u.s., but it will bring potentially devastating rain. cnn meteorologist pedram jevehari has the latest. lets show whats happening with hurricane joaquin. still a menacing feature parked over portions of the bahamas. the good news, its starting to trek to the north and east. unfortunately, the indirect impacts with the system toward portions of the southern u.s. going to be significant. you look at the moisture source there across ar...

Meteorologist chad myers for the latest on the forecast. wheres it now and where is it headed? >> still a couple hundred miles south of the mouth of the mississippi. now, thats not new orleans. new orleans is not on the mouth of the mississippi, its up river about 60 miles or so, but the storm is over very, very warm water. thats its location. over the loop current, the warmest water in the gulf of mexico, and it is trying to strengthen. 85 miles per hour right now, trying to get to 90 at landfa...