good morning, monday september 26th, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. where the state of florida is under a state of emergency. officials are warning residents to prepare for the worst as tropical storm ian gained strength in the caribbean and barrels towards the state. the storm is pushing towards western cuba right now but a tropical storm watch is in place for the florida keys. the national hurricane center says ian is close to hurricane strength and could become a major hurricane on tuesday. florida s governor and officials are urging people to get prepared now. expect heavy rains, strong winds, flash flooding, storm surge and even isolated tornadoes. make preparations now. i know a lot of people have been doing it throughout the state of florida and the things that you should be prepared with, food, water, batteries, medicine, fuel. anticipate particularly the closer you are to where the eye of the storm makes landfall, anticipate power outages. t
gales are expected for many tomorrow, rain followed by sunshine and showers. a big area of low pressure sits across iceland, the associated weather front bringing pretty wet weather across many central and western part to the course of the afternoon. you can see the extent of a rain. some brightness expected for the north of scotland and the south east will escape most of the rain, staying dry with glimmers of brightness and feeling mild. you can see where the rain will be generally across more central parts, heavy bursts of rain for south west scotland into north west england and parts of wales, temperatures up to 20 degrees in the south east, mild across the board and quite blustery. this evening and overnight the rain really peps up, some heavy bursts, persistent uptime, the south east tends tuesday dry and you will notice as the winds pick up it will become very mild, 16 degrees will be the low for england and wales, pretty much daytime temperatures overnight, mild furthe
hello, i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is watching internat international crisis build. one thing that was clear in new york city this past week. the west were world is fighting battles on two fronts. one, against russia that ramped up nuclear threats as ukraine pushes ahead with the forceful recapturing of its own land and second, against global economic peril with inflation soaring and recession looming. people struggling to keep up with rising energy prices and other costs. one leader facing a particularly stiff challenge is the brand-new prime minister of the united kingdom liz truss that officially took on the role days before the nation s monarch died with the nation in economic crisis as garwar rages in ukrai. after mourning the loss of the queen on friday truss first move as a leader markets went into a tail spin and crashing the pound to the lowest level against the dollar since 1985. truss is facing perhaps the biggest set of challenges f
investigators criticizes a parallel justice department probe. why don t you have your own damn files? what interviews will we see this week? i ll speak to adam schiff in moments. first, look who s talking? two former tennessee governors on opposite sides of the aisle say they re ready to bridge the gap. that s ahead. hello, i m jake tapper in washington, where the state of our union is watching international crises build. one thing that was clear, as world leaders garded, the western world is fighting battles, on two fronts. with its forceful recap purse of its own land, and second against global economic peril, with inflation continuing to soar and recession looming, people around the world struggling to keep up with energy prices and other costs. one leader facing a particularly stiff challenges is liz truss. she officially took on the role just days before the nation s month narc,e 2k50id, after ten or 12 days of mourning, in truss s first major move as the nation s le
tennis legend had in mind but roger federer still managed to dazzle. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. we begin in the atlantic where two powerful storm systems are making their way toward land. first, fiona, a deadly storm that caused massive destruction across several caribbean islands, is now battering the canadian maritimes. hurricane warnings are in place as damaging winds and heavy rain pound the region. residents from nova scotia to newfoundland did what they could before the sun went down to prepare. and now that the storm has arrived in earnest, hundreds of thousands are without power. meanwhile, a state of emergency has been declared in florida as tropical storm ian forms over the central caribbean. the storm is currently a few hundred miles south of jamaica and moving west. ian is expected to strengthen as it makes its way to western cuba. derek van dam, is the east coast really getting the worst of fiona right now? e