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hurricane irma has weakened slightly with its maximum winds now at 160 miles per hour. but it is still a dangerous category five storm. and right now it's heading between cuba and the bahamas. hurricane force winds can be felt as far as 75 miles from the center of the storm. and the huge storm surge is also a very real danger to both areas. the u.s. consulate general in curacao says it believes about 6,000 americans are stranded on st. martin. they are getting more frantic as hurricane jose is threatening a second blow to tourist destinations. this morning we're finding

out what's making irma so powerful and dangerous. cbs abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano has more from key largo, florida. >> reporter: irma's first strike giving us a glimpse of its sheer power. morphing into a monster with a rare combination of conditions, moist air over deep, warm water with temperatures over a degree above average feed the storm. there's also a lack of upper-level winds that would choke the storm. it has avoided large land masses that would break apart the hurricane. >> it is like going over a giant all you can eat buffet for a hurricane right now. >> reporter: the eye 30 miles wide with it 600 miles across. with the inner core equivalent to an ef-3 tornado. the record-breaking stretch of 185 mile-per-hour sustained

winds for over 36 hours. hurricane irma continues to churn to the u.s. as a remarkably strong hurricane and florida is preparing for the worst. most of the coastal communities especially here in the southern part of the state under mandatory evacuation orders. we expect a storm surge of 7 to 10 feet. that would certainly bring the water up and over my head. the fluctuation of track has everyone on edge and most people are prepared. most have made their way on the road if they're not staying at home. and most of those shouldn't. rob marciano, abc news, key largo, florida. >> you definitely don't want to ride out this storm. anybody who is trying to, they say not to tape the windows, it doesn't do much good. never run a generator indoors or use a charcoal or gas grill indoors. huge carbon monoxide risks there. and don't walk in floodwaters. they can hide all sorts of things, snakes, power lines, you name it. when we come back, the big news from janet jackson about her stop in houston.

"the skinny" is next. jackson about her tstop in houston. "the skinny" is next.

♪ i miss you much ♪ i really miss you much ♪ i miss you much >> janet, we miss you too. for janet fans who do miss her much. there's good news. there were rumors that janet jackson's concert in houston was possibly being called off. jackson says fear not, she'll be there. >> she took to instagram to tell her fans directly, she will attend her tour date despite hurricane harvey. plus, she says she has something special for hurricane victims. >> i'm here to tell you that we're going to do the show in houston, but we're going to roll in early, because we wanted to visit some of the shelters. and not just visit some of the shelters. we also want to do something special for the victims. so i will see you friday.

>> so jackson is set to take the stage saturday night at houston's toyota center. meanwhile, beyonce, barbra streisand and oprah will headline a one-hour telethon for victims of hurricane harvey. >> the event will be simulcast live on september 12th on abc and other networks, on tape delay for the west coast, streamed on facebook, youtube and twitter. next, what we're learning this morning about the newest bachelor. >> so fans were a little surprised when they learned on gma this morning that arie luyendyk jr. was announced as the new bachelor. you may remember him. he was a 35-year-old contestant in 2012. and he was best known for his nickname, "the kissing bandit." >> since then, he's turned into a bit of a silver fox. the tousled do is making him the first silver bachelor.

>> what do you make of this? >> well welcome to the club, i guess. silver is in this next season on abc. >> was that an audition, jack? were you applying? >> no, by no means, i'm not. i was, in my research, i came up with this line, arie told someone here at abc that he has not been in love since emily. >> oh, well. >> so these women have their work cut out for them. >> jack is debuting, he had a haircut today, jack. >> i did. i didn't get a haircut, i got them all cut. >> ooh! >> take that for what it's worth. >> it was an emotional -- >> blow-by-blow coverage of arie on the bachelor. >> we're moving on, jack. we're moving on! >> it was a very emotional first day of school for prince george.

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behind bars, arrested and charged with murder in connection to the death of his wife. saying he took over-the-counter medication to help sleep hours before. >> video going viral. a nurse under arrest, after refusing an officer's request to draw a patient's blood. >> i can safely say that i think any nurse in this entire country would have done the same thing. >> i was right here. >> a state of emergency as crews battle a wildfire burning in america's second-largest city. >> it's the largest fire by acres within the city of los angeles. >> hurricane irma closing in on the american coast. that is irma tearing across the island of anguilla. a category five storm right now. winds of 175 miles per hour. >> backlash growing over president trump's major decision

to end the immigration program protecting nearly 800,000 so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> no second thoughts. >> princess kate and prince william announcing they're expecting their third child. we're looking around for someone british to cover this story, and we found nick watt. >> so offensive. >> a new season of "dancing with the stars" is getting started. we now know which celebrities will be joining this season. >> they were on gma. i was in the green room, oh, what is this? what this is? no, no, no! >> i like how you were trying to get a serious story. >> there i was with him earlier, i'm so cool. actually, i'm a flapper. that wasn't your plan? you weren't expecting that one? >> no. i'm glad you just decided to mock me anyway. >> isn't that what i'm supposed to do? >> i suppose so. >> it's been great having you here.

good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm nick watt in for kendis gibson. we are following two breaking stories this hour. forecasters expect hurricane irma to make landfall late saturday night or early sunday morning. it could diminish to a category four by then. irma has the potential to catastrophically devastate the state. and five join as one to support the victims of harvey. the five living former presidents are appealing to americans to support the victims of that devastating hurricane. a powerful earthquake has hit mexico's pacific coast as authorities evaluate a tsunami threat. the magnitude 8.1 quake was felt 600 miles away in mexico city. several aftershocks have also followed. damage and injuries are reported in oaxaca.

we'll keep you posted. and sloane stephens come back from the brink to beat venus williams. she will meet madison keys in the final. those are some of our top stories this friday, september 8th. from abc news, this is "world news now." there's a massive relief effort under way in several caribbean countries, and preparations in florida right now, with hurricane irma showing few signs of slowing down. >> the storm is 500 miles from miami and moving straight toward the city. maximum winds have diminished slightly, but irma is still a very dangerous, category five storm. >> roads and highways out of florida are clogged. more than a million people have been ordered to evacuate south florida. and those who didn't drive out are looking for flights out.

airlines are looking to fly in bigger jets to evacuate people. seats are still very hard to find. u.s. officials believe many americans are stranded on st. martin. the state department's trying to figure out how to get them off the island as soon as possible. irma is now making its way past the bahamas and james longman is there. >> reporter: preparations for irma are well under way hire. airports have started to cancel flights, which means people who want to get off this island, time is running out for them. across the caribbean, at least ten people have been killed and thousands left homeless. devastation in st. martin, the u.s. virgin islands and barbuda where 95% of homes have been destroyed. the storm is moving across turks and caicos and is expected in the bahamas shortly after that. it's 600 miles wide. it may cause ocean surges of 20 feet. people on the islands are used to bad weather, but this is unprecedented. diane and nirk.

nick. >> james, thanks very much. irma is expected to make landfall late tomorrow or early sunday morning in miami. >> the latest for examples almost all show it hitting miami itself and continuing through florida over land. that will weaken the storm somewhat. but the state can still expect powerful winds, heavy rain and a huge storm surge. >> residents are taking the threat very seriously. and marci gonzales is there. >> reporter: people are trying to take advantage of the last clear skies to get ready. already a million people in florida around both coasts and around lake okeechobee have been ordered to evacuate, and that is leading to major traffic jams and long lines for gas with nearly 30% of gas stations running out of fuel already. >> pretty much full but i want to top off in case. >> remember hurricane andrew, one of the worst storms in the history of florida. this storm is much worse.

>> reporter: store shelves are empty, and people have been waiting for hours to buy plywood and water. essential preparations for those staying behind, while others are still trying to catch flights out of the state. >> i was able to buy a one-way ticket to memphis. all the tickets were sold out. now i'll figure it out once i get to memphis. >> reporter: airlines have sent bigger jets in, adding 6,000 seats out of florida. but there are big crowds and lots of frustration at airports and time is running out for the evacuation plan. because all of the major airlines will stop their flights out of south florida this evening. nick and diane? >> marci, thank you. good luck to all those people trying to get out. let's get more on the storm's path and power from accuweather's justin povick. what's latest? >> the latest is the projection still taking this into south florida like you said, a very powerful, large hurricane, much larger than what we saw with

andrew. winds still 160 miles per hour. and we're talking about devastation throughout the central bahamas. northern cuban coast looking at severe impacts. then it makes the bend off to the north. and we're looking at landfall early sunday morning in the vicinity of miami. that's the latest projected path. but we're still concerned about the impacts further off to the north into northern florida and into the carolinas where we're going to have gusty and in some cases damaging winds and dangerous flash flooding. nick? diane? >> and i know we were also watching the two other hurricanes forming in the atlantic, katia and jose. it sounds like jose is strengthening. anything to worry about there so far? >> yes, with jose we are concerned. much smaller storm when you compare the two between irma and hoe say. he jose. but notice its proximity to the islands devastated not too long ago. friday night into saturday, saturday night into sunday for

that potential of hurricane force winds. worst-case scenario, over 100-mile-per-hour winds. this would cause additional devastating impacts. a very, very sad situation potentially here, again, toward barbuda and anguilla. >> thanks very much for that, justin. now with concerns of the hurricane in miami, now they are worried about the winds. >> high rises were built according to strict codes, but the question is, can they stand up to irma's predicted winds? abc's tom llamas went searching for answers. >> reporter: miami's glass towers and the cranes that build them causing concern. hurricane irma could shatter it all. >> those are big targets out there. >> again, we're going to lose buildings that are going to have to be repaired, but i don't think buildings are going to completely collapse. >> reporter: 25 cranes are being secured. and those who live near them

told to evacuate. developers and builders abc news spoke with told us buildings in downtown miami will hold up but high-rises could sway some up to 12 inches. >> i do expect to feel some here. we did feel it during matthew, and it was basically a tropical storm. >> reporter: being in a high rise, you're less likely to get hit by debris. but the wind up here is much more powerful. hurricane researchers tell us that high up a category four hurricane with wind the at 140 miles per hour would be 250 miles up high. this south beach resident will ride out the storm in his condo. >> my plan is it gets too crazy to go to the elevator shaft of the building which is like a fortress. >> reporter: other miami residents are like up for supplies. in some stores, even water is getting tough to find. >> and as people prepare for hurricane irma, there are

reports of price gouging throughout the state of florida. the office of the attorney general tells me they've received 4,000 complaints since monday. tom llamas, abc news, miami beach. and a teenager surfing off the coast of barbados was killed as hurricane irma tore through the caribbean. >> the friend of the 16-year-old says the boy was a pro surfer who died in a freak accident when a certain type of wave dumped itself directly on top of him and sucked him under. >> it completely surrounded him. hurricane irma hasn't reached the u.s. but is already giving us story the of compassion. >> this is pam and ramon, they were strangers until he gave her the generator he just bought. brecky had spent days searching for a generator to take care of her sick father. >> she broke into tears when it santiago bought what turned out to be the last one in the store.

he gave it to her without even knowing why she needed it. >> it's okay. >> brecky says her father is on oxygen and she has another ill relative to care for. >> and the store's manager says he doesn't know if he'll get another shipment of generators before irma arrives. >> very generous for him to give that up then. but nice to see these stories of people working together to get themselves through the storm. >> the only upside, the only possible upside to this story. coming up, why nearly two dozen college professors have been arrested. the protest that was triggered by president trump's decision to rescind daca, and what those professors were doing that got them in trouble. and later, remembering hurricane andrew, 25 years later, how the most destructive hurricane ever to hit florida now compares to irma and how we covered it back then. we're opening up our abc news vault coming up.

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finally able to get that fire extinguished. and today the house is expected to easily pass a $15 billion aid package for victims of hurricane harvey after it was overwhelmingly approved by the senate. it nearly doubles president trump's initial request for relief for harvey, and it appears the deal he made with democrats to avert a government shutdown for three months. the white house is getting rid of campus sex assault policies created by the obama administration. education secretary betsy devos says survivors must be taken seriously. she emphasized guilt must not be predetermined for those who are accused. and the trump administration has sided with a colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple on religious grounds. it will be argued before the supreme court this fall. the justice department filed a

brief in support of jack phillips who was found to have violated colorado's antidiscrimination laws. and a group of harvard professors spending the night in jail. after being arrested protesting the president's rescinding of the daca program. they stopped traffic near harvard's campus to express anger over the president's rescinding of the program that protects undocumented immigrants who came as children. pope francis is calling on people to help their country heal. more than a million people flocked to an open-air mass in bogota. he told them to look to the future without burden of hatred. colombians remain deeply divided over a peace deal with leftist rebels that brought an end to a half a century-long conflict. with hurricane irma hours away from hitting florida, we're looking back at another historic hurricane. >> we'll compare irma to andrew next.

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hurricane irma is on a collision course with south florida. landfall is expected late tomorrow night or early sunday as a category four before it heads north. >> and more than a million florida residents have been ordered to evacuate. many others want to leave as well. the airlines are assigning bigger jets to their flights to try to carry more passengers, but it's still tough to get a flight. northbound highways are jammed and gas shortages are reported as far north as jacksonville and forget about amtrak. it's canceled trains. hurricane andrew destroyed more than 25,000 homes. >> but we want to look at this graphic. that's hurricane andrew in

comparison to irma now. you can see andrew was only about half the size of what irma is right now. and that's especially alarming if you remember the level of devastation from hurricane andrew. again, that picture is just incredible. two days after andrew first hit florida, that was when we started seeing the extent of the devastation there. let's take a look back at that coverage from the abc news vault. ♪ >> this is world news tonight with peter jennings. >> in florida, where the hurricane wreaked so much havoc monday morning, an insurance agent in miami said there's a pattern after disasters like this. first you only think of is survival, then comes the accept of loss and you later think about rebuilding. in southern florida most people are at the second stage, stunned by the loss. and there are a lot more people who lost their homes than everybody first believed.

here's abc's al dale. >> reporter: officials now estimate that there are at least 180,000 homeless in florida. that's the size of dayton, ohio and glendale, california. >> i lost everything i own except a few trinkets. >> reporter: while some people are trying to stay with what remains of their homes, thousands are lining up at emergency shelters. this is the only one in homestead, one of the hardest-hit areas. >> took 25 years to build, two and a half hours to destroy. >> five-month old baby. >> reporter: there's no way to tell how many of these homeless will find homes in the future and how many will require long-term care. for now there are an abundance of shortages and a shortage of one thing -- need. al dale, abc news, homestead, florida. ♪ this is abc news "nightline." reporting from washington.

ted koppel. >> hurricane andrew's impact sliced into more than concrete, wood and metal. the brunt of its force swept south florida and cruelly twisted innumerable lives. as linda pattillo found, there is a growing desperation. >> reporter: for decades, route one has been the main artery through south miami, a commercial route with everything from convenience stores to upscale malls. now there is little left. >> it's gone. we used to shop at the shopping center up the street. there's just nothing left. >> reporter: but further up route one, don lee lost everything. for three generations of the lee family, home is now don's van, parked by the side of the road. >> the hurricane tried to blow me away. >> reporter: were you scared? >> i was scared. >> we're very fortunate. >> reporter: at the end of route one, amidst the rubble of a community that no longer exists,

reality is setting in. >> i can say that right now we have food. we have water. supplies we salvaged and kept. but today we don't need anything. tomorrow's going to be a different story. >> reporter: help may be a long time coming. this is linda pattillo for "nightline" in homestead, florida. >> it's important to remember and terrifying to think that andrew caused $25 billion worth of damage in florida alone and claimed 26 lives in the u.s. >> and additional people died as a result of the storm but sort of not directly because of it. i just want to look at the image again. we want to look at the size of irma in comparison to andrew. this means even those areas not directly in line with the eye of the storm will still experience extremely powerful winds. so for those of you thinking we can just ride this storm out, if you were in evacuation zone, please heed those orders. >> the way we're seeing that cone, it is all of florida.

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♪ time now for "insomniac theater." >> we start with a reboot of stephen king's "it." a group of young kids facing their biggest fears as they square off against an evil clown known as "penny-wise" whose evil reputation dates back for centuries. >> no! >> hi, georgie! what a nice boy. do you want it back? >> yes, please. >> here. take it.

>> don't take it, georgie! don't take it j. >> as faithful it is to king's story, the reboot leaves half of king's material on the table. so they're already gearing up for a sequel. critics are mixed. tasha robinson writing that it piles on the jump scares until they become irrelevant. and another writes, while a marked improvement on the tedious 1990 tv mini series, it has the same shortcomings of king's original material, burning stephen king. >> ooh, scary stuff, though. a little levity now. from the producer of "father of bride", nancy myers is bringing us "home again." the rom-com stars reese

witherspoon, starting over by moving back to her hometown of los angeles with her two young daughters and falls for a hot young filmmaker. >> just reel it back to normal. >> did you wash these? >> i did. but only because i was doing a load, and i've been up since 5:30. >> critics are not loving "home again." giving it a 29% splat on rotten tomatoes. and one calls it a patently bogus rom-com. which every note rings false. and a glib and shallow take on female mid-life crisis. but reese witherspoon is good. >> a rom-com with reese, i'm in! >> you don't want to watch "it"? here, georgie, take the boat! here, take it. >> you're as scary.

this morning on "world news now." hurricane irma takes aim. >> florida is bracing for the worst of the deadly category five storm. miami is forecast now to take a direct hit. we have team coverage, the mass evacuations, the traffic, the run on supplies, and we'll bring you the accuweather forecast live. also breaking right now, a powerful earthquake hits mexico, sending people running. we're tracking the very latest. then a massive security breach involving equifax that could effect more than 143 million americans and their personal private information. what you need to know. then meet irma and harvey. different irma and harvey, though, a real-life couple with coincidental names, they are now the talk of the town. but they're talking weather on this friday, september 8th.

from abc news, this is "world news now." a good morning to you all. we begin with a new track for hurricane irma, less than 600 miles from miami. >> maximum winds are 165 miles per hour, less than they've been, but irma is still a very powerful storm. hurricane force winds extend out as much as 75 miles from the center. overnight the eye of the hurricane is expected to continue west towards the bahamas. it now appears on a path for a direct hit on miami, late saturday night or early sunday. >> irma has just passed turks and caicos, pummeling the islands and leaving new worries about flooding from the very high storm surge. meanwhile, in florida, 1.2 million people are under evacuation orders. all public schools and colleges are closed today and monday due to the storm. >> and airlines are flying larger planes in to help get more people out. abc's marci gonzalez is there.

>> reporter: hurricane irma cutting a catastrophic path through the caribbean. >> how are we going to survive after this? >> reporter: the monstrous category five storm devastating st. martin, damaging nearly everything on the tiny island of barbuda. >> the entire country has been decimated. >> reporter: and leaving about half of puerto rico without power. >> we're praying. the whole time. >> reporter: still hospitals there taking in some of the injured rescued from making neighboring islands. now florida preparing for what the governor warned will likely be a historic disaster. >> remember hurricane andrew is one of the worst storms in the history of florida. this storm is much worse. >> reporter: from the gulf to atlantic coast, more than 1 million people in the sunshine state ordered to evacuate. >> i'm very scared. so i'm just trying to get as far north as possible. >> reporter: airports overcrowded, traffic stretching for miles. the wait for gas hours long with stations running out.

>> pretty much full, but i want to top off just in case. >> reporter: more lines for plywood and essentials. >> i still have yet to find water. >> reporter: many store shelves left empty in the rush to get ready ahead of this deadly storm. >> i'm ready. all you can do is be prepared am be ready for it. >> reporter: and to give families time to prepare, classes at every public school in the state are canceled for today. nick and diane? >> marci, we're hearing a lot about being prepared, but how difficult is that at this point, given empty shelves and those long, long, long lines? >> reporter: oh, nick, it is definitely an exercise in patience. my parents live a town away from here. my dad spent seven hours in line just to get plywood and the lines and traffic are only expected to get worse today. back to you. >> hopefully people have that patience and are still taking all the proper precautions. marci, stay safe.

and as we mentioned, the predicted path for irma has changed a little bit. >> let's get an update from justin povick. morning, justin. >> nick and diane. hurricane irma here has grown more in size. not a small hurricane, but a rather large. you can see the ominous look here, the well-defined eye. the movement continues here off to the west-northwest, very high wind speeds. this remains a category five and very, very damaging, devastating impacts tonight throughout the southeastern bahamas, but also notice where we have hurricane warnings over southern florida. we're talking about big impacts throughout the bahamas, into cuba as we go throughout the day, and notice the onset of the hurricane force winds here as we get to the evening hours on saturday. this makes its move a sure, southern florida, south or southwest of miami as a category four. we're concerned about a damaging storm surge as well as flooding rains and damaging winds. diane, nick. >> justin, thanks.

and florida power and light says it's shutting down its two nuclear power plants before irma comes to shore. >> the turkey point and st. lucie generate power for nearly 2 million homes. the exact closure times are still to be decided. turkey point may close tonight and st. lucie early tomorrow morning. fema is warning that between hurricaney harve and irma, the emergency response fund is almost completely depleted. >> fema is burning through about $200 million a day. that's an average of $8 million an hour. >> now the house has approved nearly $8 billion toward harvey disaster relief, which fema says isn't nearly enough to cover those costs. >> more coverage of irma ahead minutes away. in the next half hour, a full report from our reporters in the bahamas. also breaking right now, a powerful earthquake has struck off the pacific coast of mexico. preliminary measurements say the quake was magnitude 8. >> it was centered offshore with the border of guatemala. but residents were shaken out of

their beds. some have lost power. >> the national weather service says hazardous tsunami waves are possible for the entire central american coast. there are no major cities closest to where the quake was centered. and president trump is not ruling out the possibility of war with north korea. the president said yesterday military action would certainly be an option but he would prefer not going that route. he added that an attack by the u.s. would be a very sad day for north korea and refused to say if he would accept a scenario in which the north was contained without giving up its nuclear weapons. democrats say donald trump jr.'s appearance before the senate judiciary leaves them with more questions than answers. he was grilled for hours behind closed doors. mainly about his meeting with a russian lawyer, and he insisted he did not collude with russia. mary bruce has the details from capitol hill. >> reporter: this is the only glimpse of donald trump jr. we got. reporters craning for a closer

look. but his five-hour meeting with congressional investigators shrouded in secrecy. a prime focus, that trump tower meeting during the campaign with a russian lawyer, set up after an acquaintance told don junior the lawyer had dirt on hillary clinton. the president's son responded, if it's what you say, i love it. don junior told the committee he took the meeting because to the extent they had information concerning the fitness, character or qualifications of a presidential candidate, i believed that i should at least hear them out. don junior has described the meeting as par for the course in a political campaign. >> for me, this was opposition research. >> reporter: he says nothing came of it and sources told investigators there was no collusion and he never told his father about the meeting. >> reporter: did donald trump jr. sway some of your concerns? >> there are still a lot of gaps and a lot of questions to be

answered. >> reporter: donald trump jr.'s story has been evolving over time, but in a statement i says he answered every question here and trusts he fully satisfied the committee. but lawmakers i spoke to said they want to hear from him again, this time in public. mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. the fbi is investigating a massive hack that may have compromised credit information for nearly half the country. equifax had a breach between may and july potentially exposing personal data for 143 million people, and that includes social security numbers. canadian and uk residents were also affected. days after the hack was discovered, three equifax employees sold stock. but they say they did not know about the hack at the time. the oregon wildfire that's already scorch the more than 50 square miles, the fire is now 5% contained.

the threat of more big fires in montana could continue through next month because of the severe drought. there are 21 wildfires bifornia has declared a state of emergency in counties near yosemite national park because of four different wildfires burning there. in all, there are nearly 80 wildfires burning. all in nine western states. definitely an all hands on deck situation with the fires. similar case in florida ahead of irma, but one man in miami is taking a pretty creative approach to how to help people prepare for the storm. >> there he is. pouring cuban coffee, serving to drivers waiting in line. apparently, he's an employee at a popular local bakery. >> the woman who captured the photo captioned it saying in miami do they pass out coffee to everyone waiting in line for gas. the pine crest bakery replied to the tweet saying thank you for your kind tweet. it's my pleasure and pine crest

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we are keeping a very close eye on hurricane irma, moving overnight between the bahamas and cuba. its winds are strong enough that both will suffer damage. the center passed right over turks and caicos, but the worst may yet to come. >> the islands are very low-lying. irma's storm surge could flood even inland areas, and more than 1.2 million people in south florida have been ordered to evacuate. the national hurricane center has just issued more warnings for more of south florida.

>> severe conditions will begin there tomorrow. to sports headlines, the new football season is under way. >> the patriots celebrated their super bowl win before their game with kansas city, and the chiefs kind of ruined the party. running back kareem hunt scored two of the three touchdowns in the fourth quarter as kansas city's offense rolled off big numbers. >> oh! >> big numbers. jack is clearly very upset about this as you can hear. the chiefs won it, 42-27. the 42 points are the most surrendered by a patriots' team during coach belichick's tenure. >> very strong feelings i sense. >> i'm expressing the feelings of a nation. >> or maybe just new york, jack. >> not at all. >> high-five, jack. >> not at all. >> also before the game, the patriots did something special for the teenager who helped find tom brady's missing super bowl

jerseys. that's dillon wagner on the right presented with a signed number 12 patriots jersey, presented by robert kraft. >> they also gave wagner a front row seat. that means he could be up close to see the patriots lose. >> try it again next time, dillon. >> sorry, dillon. >> and venus williams was two points from reaching her first u.s. open final in 15 years. instead, she's on her way home. sloane stephens staged a furious comeback, moments later, she finished off williams to reach her first grand slam title of her career. >> i don't give up, like i'm not going to give it to someone. i'm not going to just let them take it from me. i want to make sure i give everything i have and leave everything out on the court at

all times. >> she will meet her friend madison keys in the final. keys took a little more than an hour to beat coco vandeweghe. this is also keys' first grand slam final. >> wow, strong words at the press conference, too. >> sloane stephens is awesome. 24 years old, foot surgery in january. ranked in the 900s last month. she's in the final. she has such an amazing demeanor off court. she's funny, honest. >> but on the court. >> she's amazing. >> on the court. >> i'm going for her to win. the other semifinal was mildly disappointing. poor coco got caught in traffic. her preparation was all off kilter. it was like she wasn't really there. am i getting into too much detail in. >> you can't be thrown off because you got caught in traffic. >> 275.

>> imagine if you and i had to sit down here with no makeup and no idea what we going to talk about. >> remember when you were asked -- >> that is lame. >> if you were going into too much detail? >> i might. >> #leaveearlier. >> anyway, no sympathy from jack. he's very loud tonight. >> the new device that claims to make school bathrooms a bully and vaping-free zone. >> but it's not a camera. we'll show you how it works next on "world news now." we'll show you how it works next on "world news now." born to outperform the #1... prestige eye cream for better hydration. and your best look yet. olay eyes collection. ageless. your toilet is germ-ridden with mineral buildup. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match against limescale. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner has 10x more cleaning power against limescale. so switch to lysol. what it takes to protect.

we're turning now to a parenting alert about a new device designed to make school bathrooms safer for students. >> you can't put a camera or a guard inside a bathroom, but you can install a new device that claims to detect bullying and vaping without disrupting privacy. i checked it out. pencils are sharp and the backpacks are packed. school is back in session. and while parents have been busy preparing, schools have been preparing as well. >> we're obviously looking to protect and be proactive about what's going on inside our schools. >> reporter: this will be the first school in the country to use a new anti-bullying device.

>> we look for devices like this to put in areas where cameras are not allowed. >> reporter: it's called fly sense, a small box. if noise levels spike in the bathroom because of a fight or the air changes because the student is vaping, the fly sense detects those changes. and it sends a text alert to school officials. in terms of technology, bathrooms are so private. what do you say to parents that might be concerned about having something like this in a bathroom where their child is going. >> in our device, there's no camera, no microphone, no phones, we're not recording anything. we're looking at the environmental surroundings. so privacy's kept to the utmost. >> reporter: nearly 30% of students in grades six through 12 have experienced bullying. and data from the cdc from 2016 show e-cigarettes are the most commonly used tobacco product by youth. so we put fly sense to the test. take a look at what happens when

we stage a fight in the boys bathroom. >> what you're seeing is sound and this is normally what you would see across, this means there's activity. >> reporter: the fly sense detects a change in the bathroom noise level and sends an alert to check it out. the same thing happens with the vaping demo. >> this is the area where we're allowed. >> reporter: you now the second someone's doing something wrong. >> most definitely. >> tough to get away with much in the school. they first installed them at this school, and they already are installing in another school as well. and they're expecting to expand nationwide. as vaping laws get stricter. demand is increasing. >> any surveillance in the bathroom is odd. >> well, so that was the big issue, you know, it's very difficult to monitor the bathrooms, but that's also why it's where a lot of mischief goes down. so in this case, they're not recording any sound. there's no cameras involved. they're just monitoring for changes in the environment.

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people. thank you, harvey, thank you, irma. >> yeah. and over to an artist who has taken a pretty creative approach to the michael jordan photo. he uses the air jordans to make the painting. his paint brush is the sneaker itself. the final results, pretty remarkable. almost as remarkable as the polka. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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this morning on "world news now." hurricane irma takes aim, getting closer and closer to the american coast, with miami now bracing for direct hit. the category five storm has already taken lives as it barrels over the caribbean. we have team coverage, and we'll go live to accuweather for the latest forecast. >> that hurricane is making history in strength and longevity. what makes it so powerful and dangerous? and new this half hour, five former and living presidents making the one-america appeal. >> we'll tell you all about it. and it was the announcement that caught fans by surprise. the so-called kissing bandit from a lifetime ago on "the bachelorette" has been named as the new bachelor.

what do we know about this guy? we'll have full details in "the skinny," it's friday, september 8th. from abc news, this is "world news now." we'll get to our coverage on hurricane irma in just a moment. but a powerful earthquake has hit off mexico's pacific coast. >> it was centered offshore on the border with guatemala. >> hundreds of miles away in mexico city, people felt the city shaking strongly as residents ran outside. many in pajamas. there are scattered power outages in the mexican capital we'll stay on top of the breaking news story. the storm has passed turks and caicos. irma is a category five storm with hurricane-force winds

extending 75 miles out from the center. >> many u.s. virgin islands are blocked. these are new images we are getting in from st. thomas. >> and at least 14 deaths are blamed on the storm. abc's linzie janis is in puerto rico. >> reporter: there are hundreds of trees down. this one has a power line in it. hurricane irma claimed three hours in puerto rico, but elsewhere in the caribbean t was much more destructive. we spoke to pilots who were doing rescue missions to the island. they introduced us to two young women who they rescued from st. thomas. we spoke to them. their names alex demore and maddie gortat. they were worried the roof was

going to come off the home they were in. when the storm was over, they went outside to survey the damage. they described utter destruction, but alex slipped and fell, hitting her head, she was in and out of consciousness, but they couldn't get to a hospital on the island. they were forced to call the coast guard and wait for the following morning for rescue. we lent them our phones to call family. we accompanied them to the hospital. while we were there, the backup generator actually failed. so the power outages, a huge problem here. nick and diane. >> linzie, thank you very much. the latest track shows it taking a direct hit on miami. >> many residents are under evacuation orders. many are driving, and that means traffic on highs into georgia was three teams the usual volume. >> and people are desperate to catch flights. this shows planes flying around irma.

and the other two hurricanes. major operations are suspending by tonight. we have more on the mass exodus. here's giegio benitez. >> started crawling. we're stopped right now. >> reporter: heavy traffic clogging major florida highways. >> we're just trying to get out of harm's way, get ahead of the storm. >> i know many of you are stuck in traffic. evacuations are not meant to be convenient. they are meant to keep you safe. >> reporter: officials in key west telling residents staying behind is dangerous and irresponsible. >> we're running out of time. the opportunity to leave is now. >> reporter: some in the keys fleeing by free shuttle bus to a miami shelter. on the only road out of the keys, people abandoning their cars near elevated bridges, hoping to avoid flooding. many on the road facing fuel shortages. nearly 39% of gas stations in

miami and ft. lauderdale are out of gas. 44% out in gainesville too. officials urging gas stations to stay open as long as possible. using police escorts to get fuel in faster. hospitals evacuating too, within airlifting patients in a c-130 to a hospital in alabama. take a look at that within road out of the keys. it is is practically empty, because so many people have already left. gio benitez, abc news, key west. gio, thank you. georgia and south carolina are also on alert, watching whatever path irma may take. >> justin povick is here with more on the track. >> nick and diane, good morning to you. irma, a very large hurricane. i want to stress the size of this hurricane. very, very large. so the impacts will not be felt over a teeny area but well beyond that. so we're talking about widespread impacts. the movement taking it through the turks and caicos islands.

devastating impacts through the next several hours. the tropical storm force winds well out here. as we venture to the upcoming weekend. and the hurricane-force winds will cover much of the state as well. as we get to saturday night and sunday. that's when the worst will be impacting florida. we're talking about landfall here around miami. that's the most likely scenario at this point. nick, diane? >> and justin, how strong is it going to be when it hits miami? category four? >> category four, category five. both are extremely powerful. >> and with so many people near florida, what do you expect for the other parts of the state in is area? there an agreed-on trajectory in

go this is not a good scenario there could potentially be a second landfall as we get toward georgia or the coastal carolinas. it's something we'll continue to monitor closely. not a good situation at all. justin, thank you. many in florida are leaving their homes. some in shelters in south florida are already full. >> one shelter in pompano beach reached capacity less than three hours after opening. emergency officials warn the longer people wait to seek shelter, the more difficult for them to find it. >> and for now, florida's amusement parks are operating under normal conditions. have no plans to shutdown or change hours. but disneyworld, universal orlando and seaworld say that could change depending on irma's path. each park says it will refund or reschedule for those who decide not to come this weekend.

and more on irma, how this storm became the most-powerful ever in the atlantic. donald trump junior has declared that his meeting with congressional investigators fully satisfied their inquiry. staffers questioned the president's son for five hours behind closed doors. he told them he took the meeting with the russian lawyer because he wanted to find out about hillary clinton's fitness for office. he said he did not tell his father about the meeting. democrats are calling for him to testify in public. military analysis of the north korea nuclear blast shows it was more powerful than first reported. the blast from north korea was more powerful than first reported. the blast produced an explosive yield of 140 kilotons. for comparison, the hiroshima bomb measured 15 kilotons. president trump is not ruling out military action against north korea, but says he would prefer not to go that route.

all five living presidents are coming together to call on americans to support hurricane relief efforts. a public service announcement for the one america appeal aired during the nfl game. officials say every dollar donated will help hurricane victims. >> hurricane harvey brought terrible destruction but also brought out the best in humanity. >> as former presidents, we wanted to help our fellow americans begin to recover. >> our friends in texas, including bush 43 and 41. >> people are hurting down here. but as people in texas put it. we have more love than water. >> we love you, texas. >> donate to one america appeal.org. we are all in this together. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and president trump also showed his support for the effort. he tweeted out, we will confront any challenge, no matter how strong the winds or how high the water. i'm proud to stand with the presidents. >> it's impressive to all have of them together.

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hurricane irma has weakened slightly with its maximum winds now at 160 miles per hour. but it is still a dangerous category five storm, and right now it's heading between cuba and the bahamas. hurricane force winds can be felt as far as 75 miles from the center of the storm. and the huge storm surge is also a very real danger to both areas. the u.s. says about 6,000 americans are stranded on st. martin. they're getting more plan texas hurricane jose -- more frantic as hurricane jose approaches. this morning we're finding out what's making irma so

powerful and dangerous. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano has more from key largo, florida. >> reporter: irma's first strike giving us a glimpse of its sheer power. morphing into a monster with a rare combination of conditions, moist air with deep warm water with temperatures over average. there's a lack of upper level winds that would choke the storm. it has avoided large land masses that would break apart the hurricane. >> it is like going over a giant all you can eat buffet for a hurricane right now. >> reporter: the eye 30 miles wide and the kor tecortex 600 m across with the inner core

equivalent to an ef-3 tornado. the record-breaking stretch of 185 mile-mile-per-hour sustained winds for over 36 hours. hurricane irma continues to churn to the u.s. as a remarkably strong hurricane and florida is preparing for the worst. most of the coastal communities under mandatory evacuation order the. we expect a storm surge of 7-10 feet. that would bring the water up over my head. the fluctuation of track has everyone on edge and most people are prepared. most have made their way on the road if they're not staying at home. and most of those shouldn't. rob marciano, abc news, key largo, florida. >> you definitely don't want to ride out this storm. they say not to tape the windows, it doesn't do much good. never run a generator indoors or use a charcoal or gas grill indoors. and don't walk in floodwaters. they can hide all sorts of things, snakes, power lines, you name it. when we come back, the big news from janet jackson about her stop in houston.

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♪ i miss you much ♪ i really miss you much ♪ i miss you much >> janet, we miss you too. there were rumors that janet jackson's concert in houston was possibly being called off. jackson says fear not, she'll be there. >> she took to twitter to tell fans she will attend her tour date despite hurricane harvey, plus, she says she has something special for hurricane victims. >> i'm here to tell you that we're going to do the show in houston, but we're going to roll in early, because we wanted to visit some of the shelters. and we wanted to do something special for the victims. so i will see you friday.

>> so jackson is set to take the stage saturday night at houston's toyota center. meanwhile, beyonce, barbra streisand and oprah will headline a one-hour telethon for victims of hurricane harvey. >> it will be september 12th on abc and other networks, on tape delay for the west coast, streamed on facebook, youtube and twitter. this morning, what we're learning about the newest bachelor. >> so fans were a little surprised when they learned on gma this morning that arie luyendyk jr. was announced as the new bachelor. you may remember him. he was a 35-year-old contestant in 2012. and he was best known for his nickname, "the kissing bandit." >> since then, he's turned into a bit of a silver fox. the tousled do is making him the first silver bachelor. >> what do you make of this? >> welcome to the club, i guess.

silver is in this next season on abc. >> was that an audition, jack? were you applying? >> no, by no means, i'm not. i was, in my research, i came up with this line, arie told someone here at abc that he has not been in love since emily. >> oh, well. >> so these women have their work cut out for them. >> jack is debuting, he had a haircut today, jack. >> i did. i didn't get a haircut, i got them all cut. >> ooh! >> take that for what it's worth. >> it was an emotional -- >> blow-by-blow coverage of arie on the bachelor. >> we're moving on, jack. we're moving on!

>> it was a very emotional first day of school for prince george. >> it was. he was guided by the steady hand of his dad. prince william. mom was dealing with acute morning sickness. >> he looked a little apprehensive as he approached the first day of school. but later on, all smiles, kicking up his heels. check him out with dad. >> he's not going to be called prince in school. just george cambridge. >> just hey, you? >> he's cute. former white house press secretary sean spicer will soon be showing up on late night tv. >> oh, yeah. spicy will be making his late night debut right here on abc with jimmy kimmel next wednesday night. >> it will be spicer's first interview since leaving his post at the white house back in july. >> looking forward to hearing that.

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the non-drowsy, coughing, aching, fever, sore throat... ...stuffy head, no sick days medicine. we're watching as hurricane irma barrels to the coast of florida. it's been leading this week's headlines across the board. >> and another threat from the other side of the planet has also been heating up. and now here is our weekly friday rewind. >> in south korea, a show of force. f-15 fighter jets practicing bomb drops, live maneuvers simulating an attack. this country's response to north korea's latest launch. kim jong un wants a full-fledged nuclear capability, and right now nothing is slowing him down. >> i have blood all over me. and there's blood all over the bid.

bed. >> he is behind bars, arrested and charged with murder in connection to the death of his wife of ten months. lauren, a sunday school teacher. saying he took over-the-counter medication to help sleep hours before. >> video going viral. %-po draw a patient's blood. >> i can safely say that i think any nurse in this entire country would have done the same thing. >> a state of emergency as crews battle a wildfire burning in america's second-largest city. >> it's the largest fire by acres within the city of los angeles. >> hurricane irma closing in on the american coast. that is irma tearing across the island of anguilla. category five storm with winds of 175 miles per hour. >> backlash growing over president trump's major decision to end the immigration program

protecting nearly 800,000 so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> reporter: princess kate and prince william expecting their third child. we're looking around for someone british to cover the story and we found nick watt. >> so offensive, dan. >> a new season of "dancing with the stars" is getting started. we now know which celebrities will be joining this season. >> they were on gma. i was in the green room, oh, what is this? what this is? no, no, no! >> i like how you were trying to get a serious story. >> there i was with him earlier, i'm so cool. actually, i'm a flapper. that wasn't your plan? you weren't expecting that one? >> no. i'm glad you just decided to mock me anyway. >> isn't that what i'm supposed to do? >> i suppose so. >> it's been great having you

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coverage on "good morning america." making news in america this morning, bracing for a direct hit. overnight a shift in hurricane irma's track. >> i'm just trying to get as far north as possible. >> florida now in what's being called a worst case scenario. >> this is a catastrophic storm that our state has never seen. >> this morning areas on both sides of the peninsula under hurricane warning. >> every florida family must prepare to evacuate regardless of the coast you live on. >> the time to prepare and evacuate is shrinking as some of the state's shelters are already filling up. >> she just said they're full. i don't know where we're going to go. plus, what's left of some caribbean islands. >> the entire country has been decimated. >> boats upside down, buildings torn apart, and many americans