like fall. fall is also hurricane season. and this is when s going on with karl. tropical storm karl 65 miles an hour are the winds right now and with that it s moving off to the west at about 8 or 9 miles per hour. cruised through the yucatan as you can see and now into the bay of campeche and with this we expect it to strengthen to hurricane status and maybe even get to, you know, stron stronge a 1. they re thinking category 1 at the shoreline of northern mexico tomorrow night. they ll feel the affects tomorrow afternoon and then cruising through northern mexico. probably won t see an effect in south texas. you don t need the rain but right now not thinking to affect you too much. meanwhile, igor is still a category 4 storm. julia, a category 2. here s a 4. here s a 2. julia s not going to be a problem at all but igor is a bit of an issue, i think. i think we ll see it towards
bermuda and a small island. you know? if this thing tracks either side of it by 50 or 100 miles, that will be a lifesaver and we hope that happens but right now most of the computer models are tracking bermuda or tracking igor to get to bermuda in the day on sunday as a potentially still a category 2 storm so that s coming over to my world over here. i hear you have fun video with a favorite sport. you are a baseball fan. absolutely. do you have peanuts? absolutely. what about a peanut free zone? like a smoke free zone? exactly. who s instituting that? allergies, serious thing with kids. what do you think? peanut free zone. that s actually what the cleveland indians will try out. do you think it s fair? well, why not? i mean that s true. take care of the kids. serious stuff. allergies doubled between 97
infrastr ucture. we ll tell you how to find the gas nes where you live and just how old they are. a very powerful hurricane is churning in atlantic. barely a storm a day ago, now n major threat. and it s heading our way. cnn hurricane headquarters is tracking igor. it s a provocative question, we know. do american muslims need a reality check? even more interesting, thee rsd on asking is a muslim. the conversation you need to hear this hour. good evenin everyone. i m don lemon. we start tonight in san bruno, california, where there are new questions about the gas pipeline that exploded on thursday. cnn has obtained a document from the owner saying the pipeline had a relatively high risk and likelihood of failure. some residents were escorted backo their homes today to see the damage to their neighborhood. those with the most badly damaged homes are being kept away. we wept along with one family left speechless by the devastation. holy [ bleep ]! v the [ bleep ] is that?
monopoly in third grade but got a d in math. shepard: thank you very much. peter barnes live in washington. extreme indeed. hurricanes do not ever get much stronger than this. a powerful category four storm, now moving across the open waters of the atlantic, as fox reports tonight. igor has maximum sustained winds of 150 miles per hour. they expect it to be a powerful hurricane for a few days. nasa today released video from the storm. see this? that s from the international space station and the eye is stunning. we sped it up for you a little bit here and you can see how well defined the center of the storm is. the good news forecasters say they expect it to turn away from the united states. but that certainly doesn t mean the danger to people is over. our meteorologist janice dean tracking igor from the extreme weather system. this is a monster. 1200 miles wide, shep. trip from texas to d.c..
that s how big the storm. is we re watching the area of low pressure across the caribbean that could develop and there is julia right behind igor. 15 miles per hour sustained wind storms. that is expected to become a hurricane. igor, unbelievable storm. just six miles shy of being a category five. we could get to that. you can see the well-defined eye. there is a textbook hurricane. new path at 5:00 p.m. and new path at 11:00. we still have a category four storm heading to thursday. then as we head further out to the weekend, category three still a major storm. there s bermuda. you can see the storm is moving westward. it has to make more of a north/northwesterly tour to keep up with the path. that is something we have to really closely monitor. and as i mentioned, we ve got julie behind this storm. there is igor, our big