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City, we're watching disaster loom. in puerto rico specifically and the caribbean and includes parts that were just hit so hard by hurricane irma. as hurricane maria bears down on the caribbean, we're joined by bill karins. thank you for being here tonight. what can you tell us tonight? >> we all have hurricane fatigue. harvey, irma, jose. is it dire for this storm or maybe worse? this is the tenth strongest storm we recorded in the atlantic basin and headed for 3.5 million people. we're about 12 hours away from what should be and what i expect to be one of the worst hurricane ds asters that w...

What should be and what i expect to be one of the worst hurricane disasters that we've ever seen. i don't say that lightly. we're talking about a storm with 175 mile per hour winds that is going to be heading over st. croix close to it in a couple hours and about 8:00 a.m. making landfall in puerto rico. it looks unavoidable. doesn't look like an escape path. where we'd miss puerto rico here is st. croix. you can see the well-defined eye. pinhole eye. it's 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 o...

Much the same as a bullet fired out of a gun, except in the case of a bullet you have an opening at the end of the barrel, so that when that fire starts inside the bullet cartridge, it has an escape path and launches the bullet out of the barrel. so it's very similar principle in terms of the explosive black powder that was used. >> tom, these photos that we got in overnight, these brand-new photos are really an impressive detail right now. we see so much in them, including occasionally what looks like serial numbers or labels, you even see a 6-l indicating the pressure cooker was six liters. ...

Vision in low light. it is not permanent, they are trying to bring oxygen into them but it is worrisome. me meanwhile, outside they are trying to get rid of the water and pumping furiously. more than 400,000 gallons per hour is being pumped out of the cave. that is two-thirds of an olympic swimming pool trying to open some narrow brief escape path. but what we're hearing from inside is there is still a lot of areas in here that are flooded areas where absolutely these kids would have to put on scuba gear and swim through. for 20 minutes, 30 minutes, an hour, longer, we don't know. but it is pe...