keep coming. willie? yeah. start in florida, though, this hour, mika. millions of residents are bracing for hurricane ian as that powerful storm barrels towards the state getting stronger by the hour. just this morning it became a category 4 hurricane expected to make landfall in the southwest coast of florida as early as this afternoon. the center of the storm forecast to move over the central past of the state with winds reaching more than 130 miles per hour. the national hurricane center also warning of dangerous storm surge and flooding with up to 18 inches of rain expected in some areas. more than 2.5 million people under evacuation orders along parts of coastal florida. the powerful storm passed the florida keys last night causing a couple of tornadoes and some damage there. officials say there also is significant flooding across that area. yesterday the hurricane battered western cuba knocking outing the island s electrical grid, causing a nation-wide blackout. offic
burgdorf. while rescue efforts are still under way, mexican crews race to save people trapped beneath the crumblings. the u.s. geological survey said yesterday s quake was centered near the town of san juan roboso. officials have lowered the death toll to 217 after initially raising to over 250 overnight. dozens of buildings were reduced to rubble or severely damaged in densely populated parts of the city. the president says roughly 40% of the capital is without power. meanwhile officials say at least 25 children and adults after their school in mexico city has collapsed. 11 people have been rescued. still others unaccounted for. this is video from our colleagues at telemundo of their
office in mexico, shaking during that earthquake. you see them bracing themselves agency the tv monitors begin to sway. president trump tweeted his support. writing god bless the people of mexico city. we are with you and we will be there for you. steve, good to talk to you this morning. just an incr
They were giving kayleigh mcenany a tough time. there is a double standard when it comes to the republicans. everybody is a lawyer and split hairs on the hatch act. when the vice president, current president seems to be doing business with his son on official emails. dana: a different thing about getting coffee on tuesday. those were other problems when they did that in washington. dana: great to have you. bret: i was one of those reporters asking dana questions. here comes hurricane idalia. florida bracing for landfall as the storm barrels for the gulf coast. an update on its track next. you could call it the year of the union. workers across the nation going on strike driving a hard bargain. what s behind this? mike rowe weighs in coming up. to get cash.surprise. some lenders charge hundreds
Voluntarily turn themselves in by noon on friday. this all comes the same week as the first republican presidential debate, which former president trump is skipping. we ll have some final thoughts from our panel in just a few minutes. first, we want to do a final check on what s going on with hilary as the powerful storm barrels into southern california, bringing the potential for catastrophic flooding. you can see the rushing floodwaters ripping away part of the road in santa clarita. the los angeles unified school district, the nation s second-largest, and san diego unified school districts, are both cancels classes tomorrow. more than a year s worth of rain is expected to pummel southern california. so let s go straight to cnn meteorologist chad myers in the weather center. chad? paula, already a half a foot of rain has fallen in the mountains just to the east of san diego. and i know it s been raining
Turn themselves in by noon on friday. this all comes the same week as the first republican presidential debate, which former president trump is skipping. we ll have final thoughts from our panel in just a few minutes. but first, we want to do a final check on what s going on with hilary as the powerful storm barrels into southern california, bringing the potential for catastrophic flooding. you can see the rushing floodwaters ripping away a part of the road in santa clarita. the los angeles unified school district, the nation s second largest and san diego unified school districts are both canceling classes tomorrow. more than a year s worth of rain is expected to pummel southern california. and so let s go straight to cnn meteorologist chad myers in the weather center. chad? reporter: paula, already half a foot of rain has fallen in the mountains to the east of san diego. and it has been raining there