Winds Clocking News Today

hello, thank you so much for joining us. it is 10:00 eastern. im ana cabrera reporting from new york. the search for gunmen after a beach day turns violent. dozens of shots ringing out in hollywood, florida, nine people injured including four children. the youngest only 1 is year old. plus, after 24 hours hiding under a couch a woman is rescued from the collapsed apartment building in iowa. this dramatic scene unfolding after the city had ended rescue operations. demolition plans now...

French side 65% of the homes uninhabitable. what do you do when you find yourself in that situation? it can be months before its rebuilt or leaving the island and not coming back. >> thank you for your reporting and your personal perspective as somebodys family who comes from the region and knows what it is like to deal with generation-defining storms like this. you heard him just say, no power, no water, no homes. after irma hit marco island, there were winds clocking over 100 miles per hour....

To steal diesel fuel. 275 gallons of it. the three guys in the van now under arrest. pretty crafty. more outrage and video from north carolina. winds clocking in at 85 miles per hour and it turned homes into piles of wood. take a look. >> oh, no! look at that! >> how frightening. this building under construction in raleigh when it was blown over. no one was hurt, fortunately. the height of the storm is about 46,000 people were without power, which has now been restored. amazing there. those ar...

As you see right there. the winds are picking up, and flooding as well. point pleasant beach new jersey, that is where we find rick leventhal and we understand that part of one major roadway already been shut down. >> the garden state parkway, which is a major interstate in new jersey, has been shut down in both directions because of water on the parkway. the parkway is closed and as you can see the boardwalk is also close. every business here in this entire community has been shut down. the onl...

Hard. on pleasant beach, very busy. in the winter, there are only about 5500 residents. and many did get out of town. but there are some people here. this place is deadly, as our most of the other beaches. the big concern is the storm surge. it could be eight to 12 feet as we get pretty strong gusts right now. eight to 12 is the storm surge, well over our head. the ocean, the businesses and homes could be underwater and have heavy water as a result of the power outages. right now, winds clocking...

When the winds get higher. right now were seeing winds of about 40 miles an hour, gusts up to 50 miles an hour. so when they do reach a certain level it will be tougher for emergency personnel to reach people. also a problem is some of the roads have been covered, either by sand or by water. some of the main routes including route 1, really covered up. so people have had to have left already if theyre going to leave the shoreline. right now one positive is in ocean city the tourist season is lar...

Weve been forecasting a category 1 hurricane to remain offshore and make this left-hand turn which it has been doing overnight and this morning. it is now getting to an area where waters will be colder, but gets the shot of energy to keep its intensity up. defight -- despite the fact it is making into a poestd tropical system it is not changing impacts and a large system. well have several life-threatening hazards and storm surge and heavy rains and flooding and high winds going inland. one of t...

Youre basically ingesting all the energy in what would be just a pretty weak low pressure center. martha: unusual to see something like this so late in the year and hitting this part of the coast, which is something we havent seen in a long time. >> it is. and the hurricane is at such a high latitude too which is unusual. the upper level jet stream pattern is almost acting like a vacuum and helping to intensify the hurricane even though it is moving into a colder environment. it should start to ...