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Knocking out power to nearly 500,000. the national guard rescuing children -- even a newborn -- from floodwaters in mayaguez. the infrastructure on the u.s. territory still fragile. >> we've had two hurricanes that we've had to deal with. we've had two earthquakes and multiple tremors that we've had to deal with. we have this pandemic, and now we have this tropical storm. so we have endured a lot. >> and we are thinking about puerto rico tonight. let's get right to rob with the timing and track of this hurricane. >> reporter: tom, the wind field is expanding. we are already starting to feel th...

Decades. number five, typhoon hagga lus, in october a deadly storm rocked japan, one of the strogts to hit in years. >> we're talking about a wind field of 54 kilometers per hour stretching over 1,400 kilometers. >> tens of millions of people were ordered to evacuate and tokyo was put on lockdown. as the storm packing 122-mile-per-hour winds, the equivalent to a category three hurricane approached japan.thou water. number four, amazon on fire. in august, wildfires ravaged brazil's rainforest burning at a record rate. >> getting a rare aerial look at the fires rav ageing the rain forest known a...

About 800 miles off the coast here of eureka. the wind field is expanding. the precip field is going to roll in tomorrow morning and then the winds will rip up i-5 and san francisco maybe gusting to 50 miles per hour. heavy rain in some of the valleys north of san fran. could see three to four inches of flooding rains and one to three feet in the mountain passes, so, i-80 is going to be a mess. this will ride the jet stream and bring the whole mess with it to the east next week. david? >> rob, thank you. overseas tonight, and a massive strike and protests in france over changes to that count...

The flash flooding and the surge are some of our biggest concerns tonight, not only because they're normally dangerous elements of any tropical system as it's passing us, but more so because of the dark of night and debris that may be down on the roads. so we're really encouraging people first of all to turn around, don't drown. you know, if they come across any roads that seem to be covered, just find another route. but most importantly, don't even come out right now. hunker down. hang out and ride the rest of the storm out. >> you know, anna, there are some concerns about dorian making landf...

We have seen 2 dozen reports of tornadoes and i did some research. in 2004 i had over 100 reports of tornadoes and that was the most tornadoes we have ever seen in a tropical system so we are going to see potentially more tornadoes today unfortunately on the northeast side of this storm as it makes its approach to landfall. there is the wind field, tropical storm force winds 200 miles from the center of the storm, 60 miles from the center of the storm where we are seeing hurricane force winds and we will see the worst of the storm surge and wind and rain. let's look at the track, we will get a...