brian: all right. right now to a fox news alert. you are seeing it. a roof ripped a home as hurricane maria just hit landfall about an hour and 12 minutes ago. ainsley: monster category 4 storm could be the strongest hurricane to hit the island in nearly a century. steve. steve: harrigan is live in withisan juan, puerto rico where the storm is barreling down right now. tell us where you are in respect to greater san juan, puerto rico. we re in san juan, not far from the airport in a concrete park parking garage. we herd a lot about destructive winds and these winds could be deadly. it s clear that they are right now. we are seeing large concrete hotels in the capital simply being torn apart minute by minute. we have seen large pieces of the sidewalls come out. we have seen balconies go flying. trees snapped in half.
croix. go throughout the early morning hours. possible land fall in the eastern half of puerto rico. 145-mile-an-hour winds. it could be a cat five at land fall here in areas east of puerto rico. the population of puerto rico is about 3.7 million. roughly about 1 million people live in the greater san juan area. if that center line holds true, category four, category five right over the top of san juan. if this happens as forecasted right now, this would be one of the worst hurricane disasters we ve ever seen in the world. i mean, miami has a population of about 500,000 people. this would be equivalent of a cat four of five going straight into miami. i imagine the infrastructure is better in miami. this is a very fearful forecast for the residents of puerto rico. it s a worst-case scenario if it takes that center line. it s going to hit someone.