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Bannon veals how governor Chris Christie ended up in his black book after his reaction to the access Hollywood Tapes. We begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Am i scared . Yeah. Scared as hell about my house. In a panic freakout mode. Floridians flee from Hurricane Irma. The size of this storm is stunning. Its just unbelievable the destruction taking place. No one left in florida will to go unscathed. Cause major, lifethreatening impacts from coast to coast. This means get out. A massive earthquake rocks mexico. Deaths being report and reports of aftershocks. Now fires of a possible tsunami for central america. Frankly, its time we walk out and shake hands and have a deal. President trump decides with democrats on the debt ceiling. Rippling across washington. Were getting hit with two hurricanes and he wanted to make this a bipartisan moment. He just wanted to get it done so its for fektly reasonable and rational why hes doing what hes doing. A massive hack for equifax. Personal information of more than 143 million americans exposed. All that caught on camera. A 77yearold driver slams into the gas station and preetedly rams the building. Shes won with one of her id idols. And all that matters new york jets of 1,0001 to win the super bowl. If you want to win thousand dollars, take one dollar and buy a strachoff ticket. Dont bet on the jets. On cbs this morning. Footballs back and 35 to the 30, brings it back, breaks the tackle, stiff arms a man, gets all the way to endson touchdown, kansas city 78 yards. Kareem hunt, welcome to the National Football league this mornings eyeopener presented by toyota. Lets go places. Captioning funded by cbs twoem welcome to cbs this morning. Gayle king is on assignment. As you wake up in the west were following two major natural disaster, a massive hurricane and strong overnight earthquake. Hurricane irma is cutting a path of devastation across the caribbean. The deadly storm slammed the turks and caicos overnight before weakening slightly to a category 4 with 155 mileperhour winds. Florida is bracing for a direct hit. In just a moment well gelt the latest forecast. But first, the usgs says a powerful 8. 1 magnitude earthquake hit just after mexicos Southern Coast overnight. At least 26 people are reported dead and there is widespread damage. The quake triggered tsunami waves and coastal evacuations. Video shows how the earthquake caused violent shaking inside an office building. Mexicos president says the earthquake is the strongest to hit his country in a century. Vladimir duthiers of our streaming network c beshbs snsh following the disaster. Good morning. Reporter this is some of the poorest areas in the country. The earthquake shook many building to the ground and officials are unaware how widespread the damage is. This video appears to show the moment the massive 8. 1 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of southern mexico. People inside covering their heads as the shaking continues. Rubble from collapsed buildings in chiapas littered streets as rescue workers shoveled through the debris for survivors. In escondido, where a large earthquake just rattled this area. Reporter reporter jeff paul wf our station ktvt was in mexico at the time of the earthquake. It felt like a train was rolling underneath our feet and moments later we saw the buildings shaking from side to side. It sounded like pieces of metal just scraping together. Reporter video across the border in guatemala appears to show power lines and transformers exploding. [ speaking in Foreign Language ] mexicos president Enrique Pena Nieto told reporters theyve received reports of loss of human life and damage can not be quantified. Hundreds of miles north in mexico city, the earthquake shook office buildings, restaurants and even the famed angel of independence monument. Frightened people ran from their homes worried they could collapse. I realized it was an earthquake right away this resident said. It was very strong. Mexicos president says they will assess damage to life and property in the coming days. The usgs says an earthquake like this was expected in this part of the world because of how the tectonic plates move under the mexican peninsula. Thank you so much. Now to Hurricane Irma roaring between cuba and the bahamas this morning after a direct hit on the turks and caicos islands. Irma is expected to turn north toward florida starting tomorrow. South florida is now under hurricane warning. More than a Million People told to evacuate. And our correspondents are all over the region following irmas impact and the scramble to get out of the way, but first, chief weather caster lonnie quinn of our new york station wcbs is here with the newest information on the storm itself. Lonnie, what do we know . Overnight while you were sleeping the storm went through an eyewall recycling. The wind field has expanded. Take a look at the latest information. You have 150mileperhour winds. Its a cat 4. Keep in mind, 157 is where you bead into a cat 5 so incred pli strong, moving west fwhoerts at 16 Miles Per Hour. Right now about 450 miles from miami. It has not started that hard turn to the north yet, but stillitis in the forecast cone. You look at how the National Hurricane center sees everything working out. Holding on to its cat 4 status as it makes its push between the bahamas and cuba and then this front, you see it right here, that is so key. That is whats going to initiate that turn to the north. If you look at the cone, the cone of concern right now still includes the east coast and the west coast and it could go offshore, highest probability and is looking more and more likely for a landfall in the u. S. It would begin with the florida keys we think early sunday morning at a as a cat 4 then push right up the spine of florida even towards the atlanta area as a Tropical Storm. Keep in mind, 160mileperhour hurricaneforce winds would cover it from coast to coast in florida. Charlie . Thanks, lonnie. Jeff fwlor is in miami leading our hurricane coverage. Good morning. Reporter charlie, good morning to you. Some here do believe irma is an even bigger thereto than hurricane andrew, which destroyed entire towns 25 years ago. 700,000 people in Miamidade County have been told to leave. More than 20 million americans in irmas path are expected to see rind gusts. Powerful storm surge has the potential flood much of this coastline. Irmas already devastated a string of islands in the caribbean. At least ten people there have died. Thousands more are homeless. Tony dokoupil is in puerto rico track irmas impact. Good morning. Reporter good morning. More than half the homes here in puerto rico are still without power and many parts of the island lack clean water too, but overall puerto rico has to count itself as lucky as scenes of devastation continue to roll in from islands less than a boat ride to the east and the west where Hurricane Irma has damaged the turks and caicos. The heavy rains battered turks and caicos overnight. Its believed to be the first category 5 hurricane to hit the island chain. This is where we are, stuck in the middle of this hurricane. Reporter vacationers like cynthia mccaul are trapped on the islands and dont know when theyll be able to get home. Snits mother nature. You have no idea what will happen. Just look at the devastation in barbuda and st. Martin, its like my god, is that whats going to happen to us . Reporter east of turks and caicos, the northern Leeward Islands received irmas strongest punch. St. Martin was socked. The dutch Prime Minister says parts of the island are without power and water, describing the damage as wide scale destruction. Officials believe about 6,000 americans are still trapped on the island. At least four people are confirmed dead and 50 injured. The entire Housing Stock was damaged. Reporter and on barbuda, a tiny island of just over 60 square miles, nearly every building was damaged, leaving 60 of the people homes will. Rescue workers across the caribbean are rushing to get food and fresh water to island rez didnts and only then can they fully assess the damage and begin the long cleanup. Jeff . Moo tony, thank you very much, in puerto rico. Hurricane irma will reach florida in less than 48 hours. Nearly every major city in the state is a potential target. Other cities like atlanta could also be hit as irma moves north. 1. 4 Million People live if floridas mandatory evacuation areas. The governor has ordered all florida schools to close so the buildings can be used as shelters. Mark strassmann is on the coast in miami beach. Good morning. Good morning. More than 700,000 people here in Miamidade County are under a mandatory Evacuation Order. You can tell that most of them have taken it seriously. Take a look. This is south beach a couple blocks from the Atlantic Ocean, boarded up, closed for business. This street closed to traffic. People have stud tied the radar and hit the road. Irmas storm surge could put this place in high water and deep trouble. Gridlock gripped roads from miami to orlando as tens of thousands scramble to evacuate. On miami beach, families piled up sandbags trying to protect their homes from the storm. Im scared. Reporter Sheri Schwartz lives a half mile from the beach and told us her neighbors are staying put, but shes not. I would like to be in denial, but this time im taking heed and getting out. Reporter on average, miami beach sits about four feet above sea level. Storm surges from irma here could reach three to six feet. Governor rick scott issued Evacuation Orders across the state. I stay. Reporter but there are still holdouts like this 91yearold holocaust survivor. Im still like a kid. I like a challenge. Reporter hes uncomfortable moving to a shelter, because he needs medical equipment to survive. At least 11 hospitals and 142 Health Care Facilities have already closed in florida. Weve not seen anything this ominous since andrew, and so were waiting for it along with the rest of the community. Reporter category 5 hurricane andrew hit florida 25 years ago. 65 people died, and it cost the state billions of dollars in damage. Hurricane irma is even bigger in size than hurricane andrew. Schwartz worries what she may come home to find after the storm. Im afraid that there might not be much. Reporter really . Its that worrisome . Just the size of the storm . And the power. Yeah. Reporter despite the mandatory Evacuation Order, many people here will tell you theyre Still Deciding whether to go, and for them, today is dday, decision day. Do i stay or do i go . The last place you want to be when a major hurricane hits is stuck on a highway poexzed to the full wrath of the storm, and theres the danger people could find themselves in if they decide to leave here and its just too late. Thats a very good point, mark. This is the day. A gasoline shortage in florida is making it even harder for people trying to get out of irmas path. Weve seen this everywhere we go. 42 of gas stations in miami and Fort Lauderdale are empty according to the gas buddy app. 44 out of gas in West Palm Beach. 37 empty in tampa st. Pete. David begnaud is at a turnpike rest stop in Pompano Beach north of miami where evacuees are trying to fill up. David . Reporter the weather couldnt be better for getting out of town. Here in Pompano Beach we found fuel and wanted to tell you where it was in case youre evacuating north. As you pull into the shell station here, there are 32 pumps in poch know beach. Were right off the florida turnpike. If youre headed north to orlando, cant miss it. Guys will wave you in. Right now its pretty nice. You see car after car pulling in. Theres not a big line this morning. As you drive in, the florida Highway Patrol policing the situation. These gentlemen with red flags stop you there if theres a line at the pump. Notice traffic moving north on the turnpike, its flowing. Moving nicely. In the city of miami, a lot tougher. Take a look. This man left miami and says he couldnt find an open gas station for nearly 70 miles. He had to push his car to the pump. Becomes very difficult to keep up with that level of demand. Reporter patrick dehaan, Senior Petroleum analyst at gas buddy, puts some of the blame on Hurricane Harvey. The fact that fuel supply is already constrained is making the situation almost as bad as it gets. Reporter the Trump Administration has eased regulations to get gas to stations more quickly. Governor rick scott has ordered Police Escorts for tanker trucks. For gas stations, theyre evacuation zones. Stay open as long as people so people can get out. We will arrangement Police Escorts for your people so they can get out safely. Reporter those flying out of mares path face long lines at airports. More than 4,000 flights canceled. American airlines will stop flying from its miami hub this afternoon. Delta is using bigger planes to take more than 2,000 people out of the region. Hopefully the storm will stay on track, and wont get hit until saturday and well be out of here. Reporter also on the move, the u. S. Coast guard, which started on thursday clearing out its helicopters and planes. They dont plan to be back to do rescues until irmas gone. If the coast guard is leave, that should give you an indication of the severity of the storm. Reporter if you dont have the gas buddy on your phone download it. Itis updated continuously. The gas station owner tells us were staying open as to long as we can, no closing time set. Thats the first gas station i of soon here that hasnt had multiple blocks long of a wait. David, thank you very much. Maybe because so many heeded warnings and left. The florida keys are virtually empty as irma moves closer. Hurricane and storm surge warnings in effect and mandatory Evacuation Orders are in place. At least 31,000 people already left. This string of tropical islands is about 120 miles long and on average only about six feet above sea level in the keys. Irma could bring one to six feet at least of flooding to the islands. Elaine quijano is in key largo. Elaine, good morning to you. Reporter good morning to you, jeff. You said most of the keys look like a ghost town. I want to show you what it looks like in key largo. Very little activity. In the house behind he, people bringing in furniture making final preparations as the storm approaches. Next to that, though, houses empty, boarded up. Next to that, house empty, boarded up. These boat slips empty. Pulled from the water. Those boats that remain, you can see, they of tied them up and tried to secure them as best they can. Now, throughout key west, businesses are closed and boarded up as well. The port of key west will officially close at 8 00 a. M. The three main hospitals also closed. Patients there have been evacuated. Not everyone is getting out. We spoke to fishermen who plan on staying, riding out the storm. They tied their vesz el vessels to the mangroves. They are hoping and praying theyll be able to preserve those bots because they are their livelihoods. Now, while some people are staying, we actually will not be staying here much longer. Because we have been told by the Monroe County Sheriffs Office as soon as these winds pick up a little bit theyre going to shut down access to the bridge. The only way in and out route 1 is going to be cut off. Jeff . Reporter elaine, thank you very much. And as we send it back to charlie here one of the biggest concerns here, charlie, lonnie mentioned, irma is bigger than andrew, but also andrew cut straight east to west and irma is going to go south to north, just rake the entir state of florida, if this track holds, and thats why theres so much concern. Charlie . Jeff, thank you. Florida governor rick scott joins us now from the south Florida Water Management Center in West Palm Beach. Governor, good morning. Good morning. I want everybody to listen to the Evacuation Orders, charlie. We have got to everybody think about your family. I love my family. I want my family to be safe. I want to protect them. I think about that with the state. So if theres Evacuation Orders in your area, you have to listen to them. What is the latest you can tell us about the expectation when the storm hits and the devastation from it . Well, heres whats different between this and andrew. This is bigger than andrew, and were going to have way more storm surge. Were going to start seeing hurricaneforce winds tonight in the keys, and it looks like if you follow the track, its going to come up the middle of the state. A slight move, decide its going to the west coast versus the east coast and said all along. Dont be complacent. Not exactly sure where it will go. Listen to the Evacuation Orders. Think about your life, your fam lice life, but 5 to ten feet of storm surge in the southern part of the tate, thats going to cover homes. Were not a high state. We dont have mountains in the state. Think about, if youre close to the coast, the storm surge can be devastating. We didnt have that in andrew. Totally different than andrew. Well have horrible winds but the storm surge that really worries me. Governor, were reporting and i know youre concerned about this as well, you have gas stations in miami, Fort Lauderdale, 40 , 50 already closed. Will people have the resources to get out . We worked hard to try to get as much fuel in the state as possible. I provided escorts to the tankers. Theyre taking it from the fuel depot to the gas stations. Were asking the gas stations to stay open as long as possible. Well help you, provide you Police Escort out to evacuate. Weve talked to the white house. Epa. Weve gotten regulations waived so we can get more fuel in here. Also our ports are eventually everglades will close. Thank you, governor. Were working hard. Thank you, governor scott. Its 7 20, now time to check your local weather. Ahead, more of charlies interview with steve bannon on 60 minutes. What happened in the wake of the ang access Hollywood Tape scandal. Were watching cbs. 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Also our visibility being impacted by the marine layer right along the coast down to one to twomile visible. Things are looking clear inland. And you can see it extend all the way through concord, livermore, thick fog today, temperatures cool and warming up in time for the weekend. Ah, dinner. Throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. Just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh . Hey . I paused it. Bam, family time. So how is everyone . Find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. Look at these new images of Hurricane Irma battering turks and caicos. Waves as high as 20 feet swaumped the caribbean resort islands. Overall at least ten deaths blamed on the storm so far. Irma weakening overnight to a category 4 storm that remains dangerous. Of the winds are now 150 miles an hour. Officials in the u. S. Virgin islands describe the damage as catastrophic. Crews are struggling to reopen roads and restore power. Many of these islands, they say people cant even get in touch with loved ones. Thats how devastating the destruction has been. St. Martin, 95 of the area wiped out because of the storm. Welcome back to cbs this morning. Gayle is on assignment. Good to have you here with us, goldryga. And the fierce hurricane is churning between cuba and the bahamas now. Irma is expected to turn north towards florida tomorrow. More than a Million People have been told to leave. The massive storm is about the size of france right now. Jeff glor is leading coverage from miami. Jeff, are residents heeding the warnings . Reporter many of them are, yes. Good to see you. Storm surges are a huge concern with this hurricane, Hurricane Irma. Fema estimates about 2. 5 million florida homes are in flood hazard zones. Many of those homes are in this densely populated area. Were in Miamidade County. Broward county to our north. More than 4. 5 Million People live overall including the cities of miami and Fort Lauderdale. One of the best ways to understand the threat to lowlying areas is to see them from above. Veteran helicopter pilot paul barth took us on a tour of the miami coastline thats under the threat of dangerous storm surge. This is the most lowlying vulnerable area of miami. Right here. Reporter and if irma hits here and water comes up ten feet or more and goes inland for miles . Oh, yeah. Reporter barth witnessed devastation firsthand when a cat 5 hurricane struck here in 1992. All of this was wiped out when you were here for hurricane andrew . Correct. All this was destroyed. This is a low area here. Not much about two or three feet above sloefl if we have a strong storm surge theres not much to protect the coastline moving in. Reporter theres nothing stopping the surge from coming in . Nothing stopping the wind . Right. No Barrier Island on this side. This mouth of key biscayne here. Its wide open to the Atlantic Ocean. Reporter if youre living in this area, what do you do . Better evacuate. Reporter get out. Better get out. Reporter just north of miami the Broward County Emergency Operations center is running full tilt with members from every county department on hand. This area is humming. It is. Because this is where calls are coming in, arranging for services. Reporter the Broward County mayor Bob Schieffer Barbara Sharief says storm surge flooding is her biggest concern along with neighbors complying with Evacuation Orders. Our concern, well have to try to rescue people or may have fatalities. Right now the preparation process is to minimize that. Reporter the mayor says Broward County is ready for whatever irma does bring their way. She warns people who decide to ride out the storm once winds reach a sustained level of 45 miles an hour the county cannot send Emergency Personnel in for them. We will likely get winds more than three times that amount. Back to norah. Norah . Important point. Thats why the Evacuation Orders are so important. Thank you for your reporting. Many are calling irmas current track worstcase scenario for south florida. Now, this is a look at the category 4 hurricane from the International Space station. Chief weather caster lonnie quinn is here to explain why irmas impact will be felt far from the center of the storm. Lonnie, good morning. Well, good morning, everybody. Look, lets be real. Every inch of a hurricane is dangerous and every hurricane is different. So lets take a moment and break down the anatomy of irma. With irma, we have to focus on the winds and the storm surge. Now that hole that you see in the very middle of the hurricane is the eye. Where youll find very peaceful air, but just outside the eye is the eyewall where you find the strongest winds. Irmas 155 mileperhour winds are confined to a band just 35 miles from the eye. Wherever that eye is making landfall that is where you get the most devastating damage. And just outside of this, another band of Hurricane Force winds not quite as strong. They extend an additional 35 miles and heres where you find winds sustained at about 74 Miles Per Hour or stronger, but not as strong as that eyewall. The rest of this huge storm is primarily Tropical Storm force wins. Winds that are 39 Miles Per Hour or stronger, go out another 140 miles. This thing is enormous. Keep in mind, you can always get stronger wind gusts anywhere in the hurricane. But it also matters what side of the storm youre on. The worst part of the storm is the front right quadrant, because youre getting all the peak winds. Now its combined with the forward progress of the storm. This is also the part of the storm thats going to pop and spawn a lot of tornadoes. On the left side, its still dangerous. Dont get me wrong, but the winds will be a little, a little bit less, because you have to subtract forward motion. So, look, ill tell you. Its a beast no matter how you look at it and either the top or bottom of the storm pushing water onshore for the east coast and the west coast. Storm surge is a huge problem. Charlie . Thank you, lonnie. Interesting to me in terms of how much you warn people there are still people that feel they want to stay. They want to stay and we know the winds will be so bad, the storm surge will be so bad. Lots of anecdotal people about people staying in miami. I know people in the naples area saying now im really scared. Just have 24 hours to make a decision what to do. Especially you hear this is expected to be greater than hurricane andrew and you remember the impact it had on the state. Yet some people are staying. And each moment you delay the decision the harder it is. Exactly right. Take a look at some of the mornings other headlines. 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Former former white house staffer steve bannon is opening up about the access Hollywood Video that led to a crisis in the trump campaign. Our 60 minutes interview is our first extensive conversation with bannon since he left the Trump Administration. A video obtained by the Washington Post revealed donald trump talking with billy bush about groping women. Groping women. It sent his campaign into full damage control. The weekend after the video came out mr. Trump met with senior adviser, bannon, Reince Priebus and Chris Christie to discuss the next steps. In our 60 minutes interview, how the meeting caused christie a potential job in the administration. And trump went around the room, asked people percentages he thought of still winning and what the recommendation was and reince started off saying you have two choices. Either drop out right now or lose by the biggest landslide in american political history and trump with his humor goes, a great way to start a conversation. We went around the room. You could tell, i could tell from the incoming of politicians and from politicians there, the Natural Inclination of politicians are to be so overwhelmingly stunned and shocked by how the media comes on you. Trump wasnt that. Ichsz the last guy to to speak. I said its 100 . You have a 100 probability of winning. You seemed to have done that at every point in the campaign, when he was in trouble, asking him to double down on his rhetoric, double down in terms of appealing to his base. Appealing to the American People and the working class people in this country. Absolutely. You know why . It was a winner. Thats what i told him. Double down. Every time. On that day, thats the first time and only time he got upset with me. He said its not 100 . It is. Tell you why. They dont care. They do care about respect for women and not just locker room talk. Thats locker room talk. The billy bush thing is locker room talk. Did you lose confidence at anybody because they came to you, look, he ought to get out of this race other than Reince Priebus . Did your attitude towards those people who said that billy bush saturday to me is a litmus test. Its a litmus test and i said it the other day to general kelly during the charlottesville thing afterwards. Its a line i remember from the movie the wild bunch. William holden uses it before a huge gunfight at the end. When you side with a man you side with him. Okay . The good and bad. You can criticize him, but when you side with him you have to side with him. Thats what billy bush weekend showed me. Billy bush saturday showed me whoed that Donald Trumps back to play to i hz better angels. All you had to do and what he did was go out and continue to talk to the American People. People didnt care. They knew donald trump was just doing locker room talk with a guy and dismissed it. It had no Lasting Impact on the campaign, yet if you see the Mainstream Media that day, it was literally, he was falling into dantes inferno. You took names on billy bush sunday, didnt you . I did. Im irish, got my black book and i got them. Christie because of billy bush weekend was not looked at for a cabinet position. He wasnt there for you on billy bush weekend. Therefore doesnt get a cabinet position . I told him the plane leaves at 11 00 in the morning. If youre on the plane, youre on the team. Didnt make the plane. There he is. An interesting guy to talk to. Because a hefshgs eyewitness to a lot of stuff. B, he has strong opinions. And c, three, he likes to talk. And enforcing blind loyalty. Exactly what he said. At a time like that he said you want to know somebody willing to go forward, not stay in the foxhole. To hear him say about Chris Christie, him not being on the president s side eliminated him from a cabinet position. Youre on the plane or out. See the tull report on sunday at 60s minute, 7 00, 6 00 central right here on cbs. 500year rain events like Hurricane Harvey seem to be happening more and more in the United States. Ahead what that phrase really means and why Scientists Say its misleading. Plus, how the five living former u. S. President s are joining forces to help hurricane victims. The wonderful thing it is to see them all joined together at this moment. Well have that for you. First, its 7 46 and time to check your local weather. When i walked through a snowstorm for a cigarette, thats when i knew i had to quit. For real this time. Thats why im using nicorette. Only nicorette gum has patented dualcoated technology for great taste, plus intense craving relief. Every great why needs a great how. If you could book a flight, then add a hotel, or car, or activity in one place and save, where would you go . Expedia gives you the world in your hand, so you can see more of it. Expedia. You give us comfort. 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Im kenny choi. Four teenagers facing charges accused of setting a 100acre fire in west gilroy. Theres still no official cause of the fire but some neighbors suspect fireworks because the suspects are minors. Police are not releasing their identities. Former president bill clinton will appear in the bay area today. He will honor a man for 40 years of service to the Third Baptist Church of San Francisco. Raffic and weather in just a moment. This is the new comfort food. Grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. A better way to grow, a better way to eat. And it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. California grown with no antibiotics ever. Good morning. 7 57. We have been tracking delays for your friday morning commute. Over at the bay bridge toll plaza, back in the red. We have about a 29minute ride along highway 4 to the maze and another 21 minutes heading into San Francisco. Look at oakland, 880 this is right near 66th. 32minute ride in the new york direction from 238 to the maze. We are tracking some slowdowns heading out of hayward into foster city. San mateo bridge 22 minutes across the span. And slowdowns northbound 101 all due to a crash near moffett boulevard. Thats now been cleared to the shoulder. Just under an hour commute from hellyer to san antonio. Neda. All right. Good morning. Look at our sutro cam. Hello, fog that marine layer is thick today. Thats right. Even feeling a little drizzly out there because it is so thick. Also covering the tops of the transamerica tower and keeping our temperatures cool. Mid60s for you in concord and livermore. Lower 60s for santa rosa and San Francisco. Heres what we can expect today. Drizzle along the bay today and tomorrow when the fog returns in the morning. Temperatures three to five degrees below average. And look at this. We get a warmup come sunday. Temperatures all the way into the upper 90s on sunday for the inland areas mid80s along the bay. Good morning to our viewers in the west. It is friday september 8th, 2017. Welcome back to cbs this morn g morning. Hurricane irma is getting ready to blast florida. The latest forecast and well go back to miami to check on preparations for the killer storm. Plus why houston may need to prepare for more one of a kind flood disasters like Hurricane Harvey but first heres todays eye opener at 8 00. A powerful 8. 1 magnitude earthquake hit just off mexicos Southern Coast overnight. It shook buildings to the ground and officials there are still unaware how widespread the damage is. Some do belief irma is a bigger threat than hurricane andrew that destroyed entire towns 25 years ago. This is crazy. The width of this storm, about 160 miles with Hurricane Force winds both coasts would get it. This is south beach boarded up closed for business. This street closed. Most of the florida keys look like a ghost town. Very little activity and people making final preparations as the storm approaches. The weather couldnt be better for getting out of town. We found fuel. We wanted to tell you where it was in case youre evacuating north. Fly ball, foul, down the left field line out of play. Thats a heck of a grab. Grub in one hand and bare hand grab with a big league baseball. The grub and the grab. Yeah. Im charlie rose with nora odonnell. Gayle is on assignment. The head of fema said this morning that Hurricane Irma is going to devastate the United States. The massive storm is barrelling across the caribbean right now. Irma is getting ready to turn north with florida in its cross hairs. It is now a very strong category 4 after losing some strength overnight. The storm killed at least 10 people. It passed over the turks and ca cacos islands last night. Good morning, just got a report the winds have come down another 5 Miles Per Hour so now theyre down to 150 Miles Per Hour winds but lets be real. 157 youre right back to a cat 5. Its a huge system. Well show you where we see it moving as far as the National Hurricane center track. It continues on that west northwest push at a cat 4 sometime on saturday. Probably early saturday it is supposed to initiate a strong turn to the north. We believe it its highly likely now. Its not a definite, looking more likely for land fall around the florida keys sometime early sunday morning and then this Model Looks Like it wants to go straight up the spine of florida. It could go a little offshore to the east or offshore to the west as well. Thats all still in play and if you take a look at how we see the storm surge developing, where ever you see this purple, this is a new service by the National Weather service its a storm surge warning this is only put out for life threatening conditions. Anywhere from st. Naples florida to West Palm Beach and the florida keys. Its very possible for the Atlantic Ocean to wash right into the gulf of mexico. That will be a big problem with this storm that we didnt have with andrew and you have the big winds as well. As you mentioned both coasts will be effected by the storm. Thank you. Final preparations and evacuations are underway in florida as irma takes aim. Jeff is in miami that could take a direct hit. Jeff, good morning. Good morning to you. Hurricane irma is expected to make land fall here in florida sunday morning. The largest evacuation ever ordered for Miami Dade County is underway right now. More than a Million People live in mandatory evacuation zones. Powerful storm surge has the potential to flood much of the coastline here. Irma could bring more widespread damage than hurricane andrew 25 years ago. Andrew if you remember cut a more narrow path moving east to west directly across florida like a buzz saw. Irmas south to north track will likely hit the entire state. Tens of thousands of people have been traveling to safety. Packing roads and airports. Florida governor rick scott ordered all public schools, state colleges and universities to be closed through monday at least. Irma is now hitting the bahamas after slamming the islands. That storm has already devastated other islands in the caribbean. Nick bryant from our partners at the bbc is in nassau in the bahamas. Nick, good morning. Good morning, overnight this monster storm hit and now its starting to hit the bahamas as well. No longer a category 5 hurricane but category 4 and it still packs winds of over 150 Miles Per Hour and brings storm surges 20 feet high. Particularly under threat which is why the bahamas mounted the biggest evacuation in its history. Hundreds brought here to the capital and it seems especially cruel that the bahamas are being hit again because less than 12 months ago they were hit by Hurricane Matthew. Back to you. Nick from the bahamas thank you very much. Florida governor rick scott is calling in the federal government and Oil Companies to help with this states gas shortage. In gainsville 50 of stations are out of fuel right now. Think about that. More than a third of the gas stations on floridas west coast are empty and here in miami Fort Lauderdale area 42 of stations didnt have gas last night. David is at a gas station just north of here. They do have gas. David good morning to you. Good morning. As the sun is getting brighter the lines are getting longer in some areas but we found one spot north of miami that might be the best place to get fuel. Its the Pompano Service Plaza. The gentleman with red flags will direct you to pumps. Theres 32. Highway patrol is policing the situation and the man inside tells us im going to stay open as long as i can. Fuel trucks are coming from as far away as michigan. One issue is once they get here and deliver the fuel, refuelling them is becoming something of a problem. Thats in part due to what happened in texas and the Oil Refineries there. Hurricane harvey hit last week and the impact on the Oil Refineries is effecting the fuel situation here. Once the fuel trucks do arrive here to south florida theyre getting a Police Escort to get them to the gas station that they need to go to and the fuel stations are being prioritized as to which ones are closer along the evacuation route. In miami its a bit of a nightmare trying to find fuel, especially in the neighborhood areas. You see lines and where you dont see lines its because they are out of fuel. If youre going to evacuate, especially if youre heading north on the florida turnpike, Pompano Service Plaza probably one of the best spots right now. Thank you. One of the biggest concerns here is that folks will wait until the last minute and then try to leave and then potentially get trapped on the open road which is the worst place to be during a hurricane like this. Much more throughout the day and tonight on the cbs evening news but for now lets go back to nora in new york. Thank you. Thats a scary thought about being trapped on the roadways. Thanks for that warning. More than 90,000 residents of miami beach have been ordered to leave. It is the citys largest evacuation since hurricane wilma in 2005. We spoke earlier to the mayor that calls the storm a Nuclear Hurricane. We asked him if his community is prepared . Were as prepared as any city can be with this type of devastating historic hurricane. I call it a Nuclear Hurricane because of the incredible horrible damage all the way through the caribbean islands on its way to florida. We put in portable pumps, portable generators. Working to identify our homeless and seen yors and special needs people. We organized buses, trollies, everything to make sure that we can evacuate everybody. Theres always questions about what to do about those that refuse to evacuate. What is miami going to do . Were trying everything we can to convince them. I make a special appeal to our residents or visitors get out of miami beach. We dont need heros. Were all about safety. Your safety. Leave miami beach. This is a small low lying Barrier Island. This hurricane is of a magnitude and strength of historical proportions. We need people to leave the beach because as this hurricane moves down the track and begins to hit miami beach and west of miami our First Responders will be unable to go out. We will not put their lives in jeopardy. And on that note, county officials down in the keys say that no one will answer 911 calls at this point. Will 911 calls be answered on miami beach . Were going to do the best we can and of course our county has a number called 311 for information as well but we have to understand and anyone thats listening to this, this is something that is so powerful, so strong, there is no upside for you to stay on miami beach. Theres nothing but down side. I know you encouraged people to go to the sheltdeers but it my understanding that they only have room for 100,000 people. Is there enough space . A lot of Space Available but what happens is a lot of people decied to leave early. A lot of people left miami. A lot of folks have gone west and north and people have gone to relative and friends houses where they feel safer so at this point we believe theres plenty of space in our shelters and i encourage people get to one of our shelters now because the window is fastly closing. One of the great problems is always flooding. Will your pumping stations, help with that kind of damage. Absolutely not. I tell people the pumps we put in and all of our generators theyre for Sea Level Rise which we experience here. They are no match for a hurricane let alone Hurricane Irma which is packing one heck of a punch. Florida is known for the beautiful beaches we made sure we can get them and bring them over to shelters and insisted every way we possibly could. I know the Elderly Population here very very well and so we have made sure that we can aggressively push them and move them out of miami beach. I know your fiancee is in her third trimester. Where will you be riding out the storm . Ill be in miami beach at mount sinai hospital. We are making the decision if its best for her to stay in the hospital or move off the beach. We wish you and all the residents there the best of luck. Thank you for joining us mayor. Thank you very much. As the mayor said they do not need heros. Everybody should leave. Were going to turn now to mexico which is surveying the damage this morning after what is being called its most powerful earthquake in a century. The 8. 1 magnitude quake killed at least 26 people. That toll is expected to rise. Damage is widespread in southern mexico. The u. S. Geological survey says the earthquake struck just off the pacific coast. Shaking could be felt hundreds of miles away in mexico city and in neighboring guatemala. Video captured the rocking inside offices and the rubble of collapsed buildings. The u. S. Has faced a growing on slot of socalled 500 year storms. Well look at what that label really means and whats behind the rise in extreme weather events. Hurricane irma is forcing many florida hospitals to evacuate patients to keep them safe. Ahead our doctor joins us to explain how people in the path of a hurricane can receive Emergency Care and the biggest dangers to their health. Youre watching cbs this morning. 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This was the third storm in three years to bring 500 year rain to the city. Clearly were seeing extreme events. Who would have imagined 52 inches in houston. Its just unimaginable. The u. S. Experienced at least 24 of these 500 year rain events since 2010 including Hurricane Matthew in 2016. The 500 year term is a Risk Assessment term used for flood insurance. It actually does not mean that the event happens once every 500 years but instead that theres a 1 in 500 chance this amount of flooding will occur in a single year. A 10 year event has a 1 in 100 year chance of occurring. As it continues to warm rare events could become the norm. He studies extreme weather events and says Global Temperatures increased a full degree in the past century and those warmer conditions can create more powerful storms. Warmer air can contain more moisture than colder air. And more water in the air means more rain that can fall in flood zones where populations are growing. In a place like miami or houston and in the past decades we have had incredible development. Since were planning and looking forward we have to make room for where the water is going to go. Here in sharcharleston gas i starting to be in short supply. The states governor is considering an Evacuation Order for low lowing flood prone areas like charleston. That decision should come sometime today. Answering questions we have all been asking. Theres important clarification. Not that it happens once every hundred years but that its in a one in 100 chance of happening. Billionaire siri chard bransen took cover in a wine cellar on his caribbean island. Why he says is devastation is unlike anything he has ever seen befo before. And how people in irmas path may have to rely on telemedicine when hospital access is cutoff. A lot to discuss. Youre watching cbs this morning. Morning. N made with the goodness of plants. It has real, simple ingredients. And the same Country Fresh taste you love. 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His islands and others nearby are completely and utterly devastated. He wrote i have never seen anything like this. We still assessing the damage but whole houses and trees have disappeared. Br branson says he will rebuild. One of the most prominent leaders in Higher Education calls the president s plan to end daca cruel. Ho local universities to figure out how es on campus. Good morning, its 8 25. Im michelle griego. The San Francisco District Attorneys Office is teaming up with local universities to figure out how to prevent sex assault cases on campus. The d. A. Will host a Training Session at ucsf this afternoon. The state assembly has approved a bill to allow the state Lands Commission to take over access to Martins Beach in san mateo county. A homeowner has blocked the only access road for years. The bill now goes to the senate. Stay with us, traffic and weather in ju st a moment. Good morning. 8 27. Delays through the south bay along 101 and 85. We see an accident just coming in along 85 right near camden and we have northbound traffic along 101. 53minute ride from hellyer to san antonio. As you travel further north, we are tracking a new accident. 101 at willow road. That has speeds dropping down. Northbound 15 minutes from 237 to 84. North on 101 delays in both directions. Southbound direction about 10 minutes for drivers making their way from the 80 split to sierra point parkway. Over at the bay bridge toll plaza, slow, slow to the maze and 21 minutes into San Francisco. Hats a check of your traffic; over to you. This sutro camera explains it all. We have this thick marine layer over the city over pretty much the bay area until things warm up an burn all of that off. So yes, a foggy start to your day affecting some of the flights coming into San Franciscos airport because its a thick ceiling. Cool temperatures this morning. Heres a look at the fog. Its going to stick around through concord and livermore and then burning off and heading out east to whoever along the coastline for most of the day. Also bringing us some drizzle. Feels a little misty out in the skies. Well see a repeat of that tomorrow. Temperatures are going to be inching up tomorrow. Look at this sevenday forecast. And whats happening on sunday . Temperatures nearing triple digits for the inland communities along the bay it will feel comfortable mid80s. Warmer next week. Welcome back to cbs this morning. Gayle is on welcome back. Gayle is on assignment. Very busy day we continue to monitor today Hurricane Irmas path. The category 4 storm is swirling between cuba and the bahamas right now. Irma is expected to turn north toward florida tomorrow and miami is expected to take a direct hit on sunday. More than a Million People have been told to leave. Its time to show you this mornings headlines from around the globe. Politco reports that education secretary betty devos plans to scrap School Sexual assault policy developed during the obamaera. She said it expands the definition of assault and also allows for innocent students to be wrongly accused. Womens groups and advocates for victims are protesting the roll back. She spoke in an interview well see only on cbs news. I know that theres a lot of emotion around this issue. I think most people could agree that we need to approach these cases with fairness. Are you today resending the Obama Administration guidelines . Well, thats the intention. She plans to seek Public Comment to help develop new rules. The Washington Post reports on unseated Sloane Stephens beating Venus Williams in semifinal. Stephens was ranked 934th less than two months ago beat williams in three sets. It was quite a match and 15 seeded madison keys rolled to an easy victory. So stephens and keys face each other tomorrow in the first womens all american open since 2002. It was a thrill to watch it. I was switching back and forth between the patriots game last night but it was great to see. We have been watching Sloane Stephens career develop over the years and now she reached the finals of the u. S. Open. Really making it all the way. Vanity fair announced its long time editor is stepping down after 25 years. Carter will leave in december. His influence spanned the worlds of entertainment, politics and literature. Carter that was 68 said he wants to leave while he still has plenty of life in him. He will still oversee next years hollywood issue. An interesting move. He wants to see what the next chapter is like. Good luck to him. The guardian reports on oragami inspired coclothing for kids winning a prestigious award. He won the james dyson engineering award for developing the idea. The clothes have pleating that grows with the child. They expand to fit kids from 3 to 36 months. The outfits are durable and can be put in the washing machine. The inventor hopes to start selling the clothing in the u. K. Within a few months. I say its a great idea. I wish they could do the same thing with shoes considering i can never have enough shoes the right size in the house. All of a sudden the shoes are too small. Every two months. Usa today reports on how fema uses Waffle House Restaurants to gauge how communities will bounce back from disasters. If a waffle house is closed because of a disaster its coded red. If theyre open but have a limited menu thats marked yellow and if theyre open with a fulml menu its green. Those are economic gauges. The New York Times has the story of harvey and irma. A couple married 75 years with the same names as the two hurricanes. He is 104 she is 92. They live in spokane washington. They were married in 1942. Its nothing personal. Theyre just names and we wish this couple the best. How about that. 75 years of marriage. Amazing. Its terrific as Hurricane Irma approaches the United States southeast floridas Health System is mobilizing for a surge in demand for medical care. More than a million floridians have been told to evacuate from the path of the storm. 11 hospitals are being evacuated. They warn them to take action now to avoid an emergency. David is here. Good morning. So we know Mercy Hospital miami evacuated 200 patients and over 140 Health Facilities in florida now closed. What are the implications for people that need care. To get a patient out of a hospital to another state is difficult. You have to go by ambulance and air transport and military transport and youre talking hundreds of patients and then 7,000 patients a day visit the emergency room in southeastern florida so these are large numbers and when hospitals are closing care is limited so people need to get out of the state. So listen for people that need Electrical Equipment. Thats a key one. Tens of thousands of people, the estimate is 20,000 people in the area are dependent on Electrical Equipment for their daily life. Thats oxygen generators, dialysis and others and thats not going to be there as the storm hits the shore so those people need to get out and the problem is transport. If youre on oxygen and its going 10 Miles Per Hour and youre trying to drive from miami to georgia its impossible to do. This is a very complicated procedure and theyll need Medical Transport and thats what shaping now. I just wanted to show this scene because it happened yesterday at a lowes where a woman had driven 30 miles to get a generator and this man said here take my generator but that they just embraced and hugged for a long time. She was incredibly emotional. It just brings home how dependent people are on electricity for their care. The key thing is now take your medicine and put them in a zip lock bag and take them with you. You need weeks of medicine. Too often people go for a day or two supply but if this goes on longer you need your medicines there. Pharmacies are allowing prescriptions to be written. Its really critical that you take your medicine. Technology is helping as well. Telemedicine in particular. You were treateding patients talk about that and talk about what we can expect to see out of florida now. Its exciting. Many companies have stepped up and theyre offering their services for free for patients that live in southeastern florida. During the hurricane in texas many doctors, several called me and said im trying to get my family out can you deal with my patients . I had a list of phone calls and two dozen patients i called them on the phone and was there for them because doctors, nurses, Emergency Care physician thes have families too. They have parents. They have children they have to take care of so its very difficult. Were seeing how useful some of these can be. Fantastic. Thank you so much. Americas top colleges and universities overall are reportedly less diverse than they were 35 years ago. Harvard University President is in our toyota green room. Ahead how her school has attracted its most diverse freshman class ever. Announcer youre watching cbs t Harvard Universitys president is taking a stand against president trumps decision to end the daca program. The policy protects undocumented immigrants who arrived in this country illegally as children. It means they can go to work or go to School Without fear of deportation. President trumps decision will affect dozens of current harvard students. She wrote, quote, this cruel policy recognizes neither justice nor mercy. She promised the university will maintain the existing Financial Aid policies and provide funding the students regardless of immigration status. She is harvards 28th president and the first woman to lead the school. She joins us now and were pleased to have her here. Good morning. This will be your last graduation. Coming up, yes, it will. Youll stay in cambridge and go back to being a historian. Yes. Tell me why you think this is important, to take a stand at this time on daca. This was an issue that came to my attention soon after i became president ten years ago. When a group of undocumented students came to me and described their lives. Here were harvard students, extraordinary scholars who had distinguished themselves in high school and were pursuing Higher Education and wanted to become doctors and inventors and scientists and writers. Their lives were just sufficifi with uncertainty and fear. They might be picked up on the street and sent to countries they never known because they might have been 2 or 3 years old when they came, or younger to the United States. This issue seemed to me an important one, and so it is one identify been speaking out on and writing about and lobbying about for a decade now. The daca program gave these students a measure of relief from that uncertainty. An ability to do work study and support their education, and ability to dream about the futures that meant so much to them and to all of us. Do you think theres some merit to the argument by the Trump Administration, that there should be a legislative remedy to this. I would hope we can get a legislative remedy. Senator durbins pushing of the d. R. E. A. M. Act over the years has been a very important commitment. And one that would solve this problem if it could be realized legislatively. I do hope there will be an act that will protect these students. In the meantime, theyre now cast back into tremendous uncertainty and anxiety. What about the betsy devos idea that we need to change the way we look at Sexual Assault . Well, there was an announcement yesterday. As you know, Sexual Assault is an issue weve attended to carefully, especially in recent years, because weve realized the dimensions of the problem on our campus. And the need to address it. Weve spent a lot of time working on prevention. Obviously you want to have no Sexual Assault. I think prevention is very important, and it is extremely significant for universities to attend to this and have policies. And raise the consciousness of people. Mmhmm. What is and is not acceptable. Can you break that down . The argument that the Trump Administration and betsy devos is making is that these title ix guidelines favor the accuser or tend to favor the accuser. Well, we have a really robust policy that we monitor. We have a committee that exists at all times to oversee and evaluate how the policy is working. So we get feedback about the issues that may come up. I feel we have a strong policy in place now that addresses this, that urges people who feel theyve experienced Sexual Assault to come forward. This is an important element of it. A lot of individuals were not even seeking help. We want people to seek help at a minimum, if they feel they have experienced this. So you need a policy that supports that. And also is a policy that operates in a just way. How long were you president of harvard . How long . Since july 1st, 2007. In that period of time, these ten years, how has harvard changed in terms of the diversity of its student body . If you were giving a last lecture about your time there, whats the most important thing you can say . Harvard has changed a lot in those years, in no small part due to a huge expansion of Financial Aid that has made our student body much more diverse in every dimension, including socioeconomic status. The class that just entered, about 25 of the class comes with no parental contribution, paying nothing for education, because they come from families making less than 65,000 a year. So that changes the nature of the student body. We have many more first generation students. I think that is one of the most important changes at the university over the last decade and one i feel very proud of. Great to have you here. Congratulations. Thank you. Great to have you here. Thank you so much. Thank you. Next, well look at all that mattered this week. Youre watching ccbs this mornin morning. Matters this week. Youre watching cbs this morning. Thank you for joining us, bianna. Great to have you here. Thank you. That does it for us. Jeff glor in Grocery Outlet is the home of wow savings. Wow means you save 50 or more. There are three stages of wow. Denial. Is this price right . Acceptance. And boooyah wait for it. Boooyah has three os. Grocery outlet bargain market announcer this week, assorted flavors of power bars are just four for a dollar. Are getting ready to go to florida to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. They wil rescue missions good morning. Its 8 55. Im michelle griego. 120 members of the air National Guard are going to florida to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. They will help on searchand rescue missions like last week in texas for Hurricane Harvey. Governor brown has declared a state of emergency in three Northern California counties where wildfires have burned thousands of acres. Crews have been battling blazes over the last nine days. The controversial urban shield Police Training event gets under way this afternoon in dublin. It includes earthquake and fire preparedness and active Shooter Training. It also has a weapons exposition. Stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. , good morning. We are tracking a new accident thats slowing things down for the eastshore freeway. Live look this is interstate 80 right near carlson. And traffic backed up in the westbound direction is backing up towards san pablo avenue. Its about 35 minutes from highway 4 to the maze all due to this crash thats been near gilman, one lane blocked. So expect delays along that portion of 80 but once you get past there, things start to move through berkeley and youre back in the green once you get to the maze into San Francisco. Oakland, different story. 38 minutes in the northbound direction along 880 from 238 to the maze. Give yourself some extra time heading through oakland. Lets head over to neda with the forecast. We are slowly starting to see the tops of the transamerica tower but the fog is still in charge out there this morning right along the bay and along the coast. Its drizzly out there. A little misty also causing an hour delay at the airport right now, planes trying to come into sfo. They are having some trouble. Heres a live look at san jose right now. 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