california s threatened by what could be one of the most devastating storms that we ve had hit california in more than a decade. make no mistake, this is a very, very dangerous and significant canned storm. hillary has passed through parts of mexico and is headed straight for southern california. we ll tell you how the region is preparing for the storm, plus you ll hear from a georgia sheriff on what donald trump can expect when he arrives at the fulton county jail this week. and they are going to put their bodies on the line, their hearts on their sleeves and they are going to bring it home. england fans are hoping for a win but they ll have to get past a tough spain team to do it. we re live from sydney with a preview of the world cup final match. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. and we begin in california where southern parts of the state are under a state of emergency and bracing for the impact of hurricane hilary. hi
the january 6th insurrection. this is american voices . we begin in the southwest, where people are frantically preparing for hurricane hilary. the latest update from the national hurricane center hilary has been downgraded to a category two storm. it is making its way north alongside mack mexico s baja coastline. heavy rain is expected to impact california in arizona starting sunday. the national weather service is calling the storm rare and dangerous. and here is why. parts of the california desert are forecasted to get three years worth of rain in just 48 hours. let s get an update from priscilla thompson in palm springs, california. priscilla, how are people where you are preparing right now? yeah, alicia menendez, folks here are frantically filling those sandbags, hoping to protect their homes and businesses as that rainfall is expected to move in here in the coming hours, really. and this operation has been going since about 6 am local time. that s 9 am easte
on to director, and nancy ward, from california. governor s office of emergency services. thank you, courtney. i am nancy ward, director of the california governor s office of emergency services. we are here today because california is threatened by what could be one of the most devastating storms we ve had hit california in more than a decade. make no mistake, this very, dangerous and significant storm. heavy rainfall, strong winds associated with this storm began today already and will be felt well beyond the center of the storm entering california. i have been in near constant contact with governor newsom. he has pretty much told us to lean as far forward in coordinating and reassuring . we can respond as quickly as we possibly can. the state senator beyond means being pushed 24/7 to coordinate those resource requests from the local stakeholders and counties, communities, across the southern part of the state to ensure that no needs are unmet in those areas. the s
we began the southwest where people are frantically preparing for hurricane hilary. latest update from the national hurricane center, hillary has been downgraded to category two storm. it s making its way north alongside mexico spa coastline. heavy rain is expected to impact california in arizona starting sunday. the national weather service is calling the storm rare and dangerous. and here is why. parts of the california desert are forecasted to get three years worth of rain in just 48 hours. let s get an update from priscilla thompson in palm springs, california. priscilla, how are people where you are preparing right now? yeah, alicia menendez, folks here are frantically filling those sandbags, hoping to protect their homes and businesses as that rainfall is expected to move in here in the coming hours, really. and this operation has been going since about 6 am local time. that s 9 am eastern time. and it s expected to continue for about the next four hours. you can see
we begin in the southwest, where people are frantically preparing for hurricane hilary. the latest update from the national hurricane center hilary has been downgraded to a category two storm. it is making its way north alongside mack mexico s baja coastline. heavy rain is expected to impact california in arizona starting sunday. the national weather service is calling the storm rare and dangerous. and here is why. parts of the california desert are forecasted to get three years worth of rain in just 48 hours. let s get an update from priscilla thompson in palm springs, california. priscilla, how are people where you are preparing right now? yeah, alicia menendez, folks here are frantically filling those sandbags, hoping to protect their homes and businesses as that rainfall is expected to move in here in the coming hours, really. and this operation has been going since about 6 am local time. that s 9 am eastern time. and it s expected to continue for about the next four