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Stores. wnbc meteorologist rafeal miranda is tracking the storm for us. this is the tweet from the national hurricane center this morning calling it one of the strongest hurricanes ever for the atlantic basin. let's start with the severity of the storm. >> it is something we have never seen in the atlantic, again. this is now a record setter. irma has not made landfall yet. probably about five days away. but now a record-breaking hurricane. the strongest atlantic basin storm we have ever seen. the winds at 180 miles per hour. you can see it for yourself on and the healthy eye about to roar thr...

When that happens, we will bring it to you live. hurricane irma, upgraded to a powerful category 5 storm with winds now over 175 miles an hour. florida has already declared a state of emergency. we will go live to puerto rico as more than 3 million people there are getting ready to be hit by the strongest hurricane ever of its kind. also, thousands of folks living in houston were forced out of their homes because of hurricane harvey with today's dreamer announcement, a real worry there that some of them could now be forced from the only country they've known. we'll talk to some dreamers th...

Mountainous terrain it tends to tear the storm apart. even if it weakens, category 4 potential storm by sunday. somewhere near florida. now, we have been using these computer modtools track how this storm may trend. i want to show you these spaghetti plots. these spaghetti models we call them these for obvious reasons. pretty tight with the spaghettis. but look what happens as we head into the part where irma may impact the u.s. much more spread out here. florida certainly in the crosshairs and maybe also the southeast. maybe the gulf coast. we'll just have to wait and see as that is about fiv...

Tomorrow and that's when the u.s. virgin islands start to see the tropical storm force and the hurricane-force winds. puerto rico, by tomorrow afternoon, seeing those tropical storm force winds and maybe the north coast, especially of puerto rico. we'll see hurricane force winds. now, taking a look at the stats, again. 180 miles per hour sustained winds in the center of this storm. we'll get another update. we may see an increase in strength throughout the afternoon as hard as that is to believe and gusts of over 200, up to 220 miles per hour. here's the track. tomorrow morning, again. approac...

Consider hurricane harvey relief funding this week, but another battle in washington that is getting attention of a lot of folks in houston. hats that's the decision from congress on what to do with the so-called dreamers. those who fall under the obama-era executive order that protects some undocumented immigrants from deportation. that policy was rescinded roughly two and a half hours ago in an announcement made by attorney general jeff sessions. of the 800,000 dreamers, 124,000 live in texas. coming in second only to california. and in the houston area, that means about 68,000 young people ...