a grand jury from getting information from his inner circle. what the high-stakes legal dispute could mean for trump s legal troubles. and the countdown is on, 45 days to go until midterms. house republicans rallying around kevin mccarthy as he lays out his blueprint for a political win. the latest on the gop s strategy next. good morning, everyone. welcome to your new day. it is saturday, september 24th, a little more than 30 days away from halloween. i m so excited, boris, you have no idea. that s right do. you have a costume picked out? i do. i ll be mia belle from inconto. do you know it? oh, yes. i m just getting started. i love that holiday. i do too. we ll chat about that more during the breaks, but we ve got no shortage of news and no shortage of storms apparently either. watching two major storms. first hurricane fiona a post-tropical cyclone that s making landfall in eastern canada as we speak, and then hurricane warnings are in place as damaging
made its way into that country. as you guys said this morning some 376,000 people are without power in nova scotia. that storm weakened to a category 2 after really having been a category 4 through much of its projection. the forecasters in canada said that they re expecting anywhere between 6 to 8-feet storm surge and they re calling for two months worth of rain making its way across the eastern part of canada. the shelters, there, they opened earlier this week, and the area there was really getting ready for this significant rainfall that was going to come with the storm. again, some of the damage that we re getting a look at from prince edward island shows some homes there without electricity. we looked at a drn there was a gas station also that was pretty that suffered some kind of damage. fiona has not been the drn has not only set its sights on eastern canada. as we know it s battered puerto
storm fiona. don t let the post-tropical storm fool you. in beebeaver island, 94 miles a hour. even charlotte town, prince edward island, topping out at 70 miles per hour. those could get a little bit higher as we go through the next several hours. prince ed wartd island looking at an 80 to 90 mile-per-hour range. then it moves up and begins to make its way up toward quebec as well as newfoundland labrador. i m glad you said don t let the word post-tropical storm fiona fool you because it s not over. let s bring in carlos swarez. we re seeing our first images of damage from canada. what are we seeing? reporter: that s right. we re getting a look at some of the damage out on prince edward island as what s left of fiona
oh, yes. i m just getting started. i love that holiday. i do too. we ll chat about that more during the breaks, but we ve got no shortage of news and no shortage of storms apparently either. watching two major storms. first hurricane fiona a post-tropical cyclone that s making landfall in eastern canada as we speak, and then hurricane warnings are in place as damaging winds and heavy rain pound the region. in nova scotia, more than 300,000 customers are without power. the drone video shows the storm s destructive force. you can see it churning, the waves, with heavy winds. this is in the ocean. this could be canada s hurricane sandy. we were making calls until 11:30 last night. we were still making calls to residents trying to tell them you need to be up, be watching what s going on, and be ready to