top of the hour this monday morning. i m jim sciutto. and right now people up and down the florida west coast are preparing for impact. this is hurricane ian strengthening over the caribbean and now with winds over 75 miles per hour. it is expected to be a major hurricane overnight. where it will hit is unclear. the remains are higher than usual uncertainty over the track and facing the risk of dangerous storm surge and heavy winds and high rainfall. resident as long the west covid coast and panhandle making final preparations including filling sandbags an waiting in long lines for supplies. we re going to speak to the fema administrator d.m. cruzwell in a moment. i want to begin with carlos
it s across a range of investigations. there are simple cases of bomb on a reasonable doubt. i understand that kind of concern friends shifts, but i think my best sense as doj is very much on the job now. hugo, thank you so much for joining us. harry, you are sticking with me. hundreds of thousands still without power in puerto rico. we will talk to someone who is working to boost recovery efforts. plus, kaufman thanks to new york case against his boss could be what brings trump down. and later, the relationship between the right-wing extremist and trump. what really fuels their fire. but first, to richard louis with other big stories we are tracking this hour on msnbc. richard? good day to alicia. we re keeping an eye on tropical storm ian, a turn in the caribbean expected to hit before making landfall in florida. the state of emergency is already declared by governor ron desantis. residents seen filling sandbags to protect their homes with
hurricane warning. the hurricane pounding bermuda with rains overnight and all day. powerful winds lashing the coast. knocking out power to much of the island. fiona traveled north. look at the spaghetti models. many of them showing it with a bull s-eye on florida some time next week. here are the models coming into better alignment. there is still time for all this to shift a bit to other part of the gulf, so everyone should be on alert. tonight the state of emergency across the state of florida. many gassing up their cars. these images from palm beach gardens. filling sandbags outside orlando. rob marciano, who road fiona out in bermuda tracking it all tonight, including this new system in florida. rob lead us off from bermuda this evening. reporter: tonight, fiona lashing bermuda.
crossed into moldova without it. it is impossible to understand what has happened, she said. we are living on the zist she said. we are living on the 21st century and people are just hoping for the best and holding on to the end. katia also arrived today from 0desa with her sister and three children. after they saw a ship destroyed in a huge explosion. translation: the destroyed in a huge explosion. translation: destroyed in a huge explosion. translation: the children were askinu translation: the children were asking what translation: the children were asking what was translation: the children were asking what was going translation: the children were asking what was going on - translation: the children were asking what was going on and - translation: the children were asking what was going on and we j asking what was going on and we said it was fireworks. what are you going to say to a child? you can t tell them there is a war out there. you can t tell them there is a war out t
you can t tell them i it s a war out there. video from odesa this week showed the men behind filling sandbags, ready for a russian invasion. russian landing craft were spotted off the coast yesterday. and today, at odesa s train station, panic. the numbers here are being driven by russian operations in the south of ukraine. this border is squeezed between two separate wings of ukrainian territory. the refugee agencies here say that if odesa comes under attack, these numbers will surge again. the eu s head of foreign affairs says this migrant crisis could dwarf the last one europe faced, in 2015. in 2015 16, europe was shocked by one million people coming from syria. now, in four days, we already have almost one million people. and ukraine has a0 million people.