we begin this hour with the latest on hurricane hilary which is now barreling towards southern california. the national hurricane center has downgraded the hurricane to a category one storm. still expected to bring substantial damage to the area. california governor, gavin newsom, has declared a state of emergency as the storm is expected to bring punishing rainfall, isolated tornadoes, and waves as high as eight feet high as long the southern california coast. when is a mute correspondent guad bin is joins me live from san diego california. what is the latest on the projected path of this hurricane? katie, it is the calm before the storm. you can see it is a beautiful morning here in san diego. just a few hours before the hurricane, which is expected to make landfall as a tropical storm here in southern california. the latest news indicated it was moving east of where we were at. we will have to wait and see how the storm develops here. how it comes in, touch, land just
plot to overturn the 2020 election results. military mantas, a republican united states senator from alabama holding our national security hostage over abortion rights. what it will take and this a month stalemate on military promotion to hand. all of that and more is coming up. and good sunday morning to you all. i am katie phang. we begin with breaking news on hurricane hilary. national weather service forecasters have downgraded hillary to a category one hurricane with sustained winds around 85 miles per hour. overnight, california governor, gavin newsom, declared a state of emergency for most of the southern portion of the state ahead of hillary s expected landfall later today. officials warn catastrophic and life-threatening flooding is likely. according to nbc s weather unit, up to ten inches of rain is expected in just one day. the santa rosa mountains, east to san diego. nbc news correspondent, joining me now live from san diego in california. juan, when can we expect
Welcome now to a second hour the katie phang show live from miami, florida. coming up this hour, historic hurricane. southern california bracing for hurricane hillary. and potentially counter havoc flooding. and storm could dump a year s worth of rain on some areas in a matter just hours. we are live on the scene with the latest. ready set surrender. donald trump expected to turn himself in at a notorious atlanta jail in the next few days. we have the next mug shot. and the fourth indictment overshadowing the gop s first presidential primary debate? hometown hero, president biden prepares to get a first time look at the fire devastation in maui, a native son and former baseball star is doing his part to help with the recovery. former phillies player shane victory now joins us live to talk about his very special mission. all of that and more coming up.
Have been injured in japan off to to wrench ill downpours hit the south of the country the government has told 1000000 residents to leave their homes. a raging torrent on a river swollen by days of rain. since friday some areas in southern japan have experienced one meter of precipitation twice the seasonal average. the ceaseless down poor has caused havoc flooding and landslides are destroying infrastructure and homes and putting lives at risk thousands of sought refuge in makeshift shelters but most of the 1000000 people advised to evacuate have stayed home the emergency response is in full swing because us will put lease the fire department and maritime security are working on evacuation call rescue and life saving
2 people have died and 4 have been injured in japan after trench all right the south of the country the government has advised more than a 1000000 visits to evacuate the worst affected prefecture 14000 soldiers and be deployed to assist emergency relief efforts the rain is now moving towards central japan in the capital tokyo. a raging torrent on a river swollen by days of rain. since friday some areas in southern japan have experienced one metre of precipitation twice the seasonal average. the ceaseless down poor has caused havoc flooding and landslides are destroying infrastructure and homes and putting lives at risk thousands of sought refuge in makeshift shelters but most of the 1000000 people advised to evacuate have stayed home the emergency response is in full swing because i still police the fire department and