rob tonight from bermuda. >> reporter: tonight, with fiona's outer bands moving in, bermuda is boarding up. officials here sounding the alarm. >> we want residents to please take this storm seriously. >> reporter: locals grabbing essentials while there's still time. power crews assembled and ready. >> this is the time where bermudans depend on us and we will rise and make sure they are protected and they get turned on soon as possible. >> reporter: hurricane fiona is a category 4 beast. c-130s flying inside the storm, measuring hurricane-force winds now out to 70 miles from the center. with the eye of fiona forecast to pass west of the island, that puts bermuda on the bad side of this storm. and you can see the waves churning here on the south coast. this is where the most punishing blow of hurricane fiona will be. as many as eight deaths across the caribbean now attributed to fiona. four days after the storm made its first landfall in puerto rico. more than 900,000 customers remain without power there. and tonight, officials cannot say when it will be restored in the hardest-hit areas.

he's now in bermuda. he's going to time this out. rob, i know you are also tracking other tropical threats, as well, tonight. >> reporter: lots of action, david. this storm just 600 miles to our south. we've already seen some of the outflow clouds spin overhead and the eye on the satellite picture just looks as menacing. check it out. it's now over the open waters of the atlantic. nothing but warm water and moist air ahead of it. so it will stay a category 4, potentially getting stronger as it passes just to the west of bermuda, late tomorrow night into early friday, and then as a strong damaging storm into atlantic canada. high surf and rip currents for the east coast. as it passes just to our west tomorrow, this computer model says if it does jog east by 50 miles, that would be catastrophic for bermuda. we're on the worst side of this storm. here's all the action in the atlantic. several waves to talk about, but the first, most effective one is going to be the one heading into the caribbean. that one, most of our computer models br

rob lead us off from bermuda this evening. >> reporter: tonight, fiona lashing bermuda.he storm slammingthe british territory this morning as a major category 3 hurricane. boats are coming unmoored left and right. here's another one. there's a couple of boats that flat out sank over there. we're in the teeth of fiona now. crews racing to restore power. at one point, about 70% of the island without electricity. >> looking at what can be fixed immediately just to get everybody back on. >> reporter: now the strongest hurricane this far north on record, fiona bringing rip currents up and down the coast and putting canada in its crosshairs. officials rather thanning residents there to prepare. >> this storm is going hit us, folks. it's going hit us in the face so we have to be ready. >> reporter: in fiona's wake, more than 800,000 still without power in puerto rico, five days after landfall. and now a new storm is threatening florida. hurricane hunters flying through td-9 today. florida declaring that state of emergency for much of the state. >> there is no time like now to p

fox weather reporter robert ray is live in bermuda, what are you seeing this morning? >> yeah, good morning from bermuda, the small island out in the atlantic ocean, been getting pummelled anyway t-- by the hurricane issue the category 4 hurricane fiona, it is about parallel with the island of bermuda, look at the video from overnight and the wind is coming in, gusts up to 71 miles per hour and the past few hours that is almost hurricane strength. next two or three hours, it is expected to get more intense and taper off into the afternoon as it makes its way up into canada. if we can, take a look at this sail drone video from out in the atlantic ocean, this was yesterday, just a few hundred miles from the island of bermuda. look at the swells, 50-foot wave and that is happen ing around bermuda, just from the north carolina coast. thus far we are right on the virge of those gusts into the world of hurricanes, hurricane winds are 74 miles per hour and the rain continues to come in, this is not a rain maker here in bermuda like we saw in puerto rican, this is a wind machi

back here live in bermuda. and certainly yes, people should be okay here, but they need to heed the warnings even though this hurricane is going to be 100 miles offshore. we're still going to feel the brunt of those potentially even low category one wins. that's 70 miles an hour plus guys and that can create damage down trees and there's going to be 50. foot swells in the atlantic around bermuda starting tomorrow. tomorrow evening into early friday morning, we're going to see the hardest effects here and then get this. i was shocked when our meteorologists in new york were talking about this, it's going to be 600 miles wide when it comes here to bermuda as it tracks up to canada, it's going to widen to 1200 miles. what an amazing piece of energy hurricane fiona is. back to you, robert. i know the state department did issue a travel warning for americans going to and from there like the gentleman said in your piece, he was just going to hunker down. do you get a sense that most people are going to remain in berm

in bermuda.ious bill martin is tracking that storm and bill, what do you imagine fiona is doing in bermuda? at this point? you know it's not a direct hit, but it's a strong hurricane. it's up over a category three in some places, and it's very, very large. and so it's moving slowly. there's nothing worse than a slow moving hurricane and that it's ah, it's just spends more time even if it's you know, it's a smaller hurricane. it just spends more time over over the waters, creating big surf. for bermuda large surf for the eastern seaboard. and if we look in clothes here, right now, it's a category four. it looks like it's going to go to a category three as we head into friday, and then on friday night, it kind of works its way quickly to the north as a category three and then rapidly falls apart. let me move it down here a little bit, and i think the story with fiona is going to be outside of the dominican republic and puerto rico is going to be this area up here. up in the nova scotia area up in n

and it is expected to brush by bermuda later this week. hard hit puerto rico is reeling with 80% of the island still in the dark and 55% without water fema is sending hundreds more personnel to puerto rico with many teams already on the ground and the governor is requesting president biden declare a major disaster to free up more funds for recovery efforts nbc's dan sheneman starts us off. >> reporter: hurricane fiona hitting turks and caicos with a force of a category 3 storm. forecasters warn up to 8 inches of rain could soak the islands fiona has already damaged parts of the caribbean the storm reached hurricane strength before slamming into puerto rico sunday two feet of rain fell on the u.s. territory and the storm's winds knocked out the power supply this man said it was too much. i didn't expect this a lot of people lost everything. one small town is cut off from the rest of the island major roads are blocked by debris >> still no water and power and no internet. we don't have a way of getting information because we don't have tv or

so, yeah, it's getting close to use bermuda not too far away. you can you see warnings already up in bermuda for hurricane warnings, but already seeing some of the outer bands moving on shore right now in that area. and it's really not all that far away. in fact, from the eye of the storm system here about 227 miles away. so not much wiggle room. and that's read about, you know, the forecast models look like they're trying to keep it away from bermuda. but should the storm starts make a turn to the right? well, that could have grave or fx makes its way toward the coastline there batters them with tremendous amount of rain and wind. they've already seen a lot of rain today. the potential for some flooding there, real possibility. but right now the track is moving north northeast at 20 miles an hour. and that looks like it is going to take it just outside the island. they're still going to feel the effects. you got all wrap around moisture around that hurricane. but they're not going to see the eye, which is the most important part. it looks like

bermuda is not a direct hit. but bermuda is built for that so they'll be fine of the then we'll take this thing northward. we already have rip current advisories and warnings along some of our southeastern beaches. those large waves will arrive today and tomorrow throughout the mid-atlantic and up through the northeast. anyone with any interest on the beaches be prepared for very large waves. the water is very dangerous with rip currents. as far as our friends go, it looks like saturday morning this will become an extra tropical system so a post tropical cyclone. it will still be fiona but it's going to grow in size. there's going to be power outages for weeks in some areas. halifax will be on the weaker side of the storm. but this is where the highest winds will be and where we could have gusts upwards, 100, maybe 120-mile-per-hour winds. our wind forecast only goes out through saturday morning so tomorrow we'll have the updated one for the peak of the storm. but down east maine will have gusts in the 40 to 50-m

it's going to brush by bermuda tonight, not going to be a huge event by bermuda standards and then we'reng to watch the storage accelerating to the north. we have dangerous rip currents and large waves for the east coast beaches. you have to pay attention to all your authorities there if red flags are hoisted pretty much from the southeast to the northeast, and then saturday morning is when the storm will be making its impact. it should be the strongest storm ever to move over land areas in canada in our recorded history. as far as the caribbean goes, we're also going to be watching this area. it opportunity look like it's going to develop anytime soon. as we go through possibly friday night to saturday, this is the development zone, south of puerto rico, south of haiti and all of our extended computer models take it towards the western caribbean. too early to tell if it's florida or the gulf coast, but it does look like a problem for us next week. >>> a one-two legal punch for former president trump. the court writing, quote, trump has not even attempted to show that he has a need to in

you're looking the bahamas signing of bermuda.re looking at the storm system, hopefully staying in a track that's far enough away that they do not encounter those hurricane force winds. i think that's actually going to be the case. here's the very least something on a sustained winds of 130 miles an hour. so it hasn't changed a lot since last night, but this is a very intense storm right near the core of the system. here's bermuda. here's the latest forecast track. and it takes a pretty close. but really outside the island here, but they're going to see these bands rolling across bermuda likely going to see some very localized flooding there, but they're going to miss the worst. looks like field as it stays off the coastline expected continue to track to the north, a weakened slightly, but then coming on shore in nova scotia. expect to see some flooding there that looks like it will take some time to get there. it's going to work its way through the atlantic on friday. and then by saturday morning that coming on shore, possibly as

i think they're getting close to bermuda.g off the coastline. they're going to feel the effects of it. they're kind of in that right front quadrant of the hurricane's path. and usually that is a very dangerous area. but they're far enough away. they're not likely to see those hurricane force winds probably tropical storm force winds. they'll see some rise in the sea level as well with the storm surge there, too. but i think for the most part, i think they're going to miss the burn of that storm. maybe more importantly, watch latest track, though. it's not done there. yeah, that's right. looks to possibly come on shore near a nova scotia a possible is weaker storm, but still as a hurricane on saturday morning, that could cause, of course, is some flooding along the coastal areas there. they'll see the upstorm surge to go along with that as well. so the storm system not done by any means. it's got a long way to go. the track is likely to shift here in the next couple of days. but the good news for bermuda doesn't look like they

now the storm is headed north, due to pass by bermuda t. bermuda tonight. the details from miami. >> reporter: satellite images show bridges in puerto rico, before and after hurricane fiona fiona brought catastrophic flooding to the island, isolating some areas entirely. with hundreds of thousands of residents still without access to clean water, four days after the storm hit, the u.s. military military helped distribute bottled water to victims and with much of the island still without electricity, drivers waited in long lines to get gas for their generators. >> i am here because we are laser focused on what is happening to puerto rico again. >> reporter: president biden, who declared a major disaster in in puerto rico, was briefed about relief efforts thursday. >> we do everything we can to meet the needs you have and we know they are real and signific. and significant. >> reporter: at this puerto rican restaurant in miami, many are concerned about the latest disaster to strike the island, five years after hurricane marid maria caused widespread damage an

it goes right by bermuda. there's bermuda right there. that little area you can see hopefully bermuda will be spared the worst of it as it looks like the eye stays a little bit to the west of them. and then of course, the tracks up and could make contact with some of the maritime a canadian lando. yesterday we looked at this. i said huge store, right? was like 300 miles across. take a look at today. 500 miles across right, massive, just a massive category 4 storm. so very happy that it's not any closer to land, but those islands in the caribbean, it had a really rough ride. meanwhile, back in the bay area, we have our low pressure system, counter clockwise circulation. you can see we've got some lightning firing up as we get into the afternoon, particularly right now in the north bay, in areas like ukiah and up in clear lake. so pretty much extreme north. but still some of these 2 have lightning associated with them. so please be careful if you're going to be out and about also over in the tahoe area. they've had all day today, some light

officials with bermuda's weathee said bermuda appears to have esd appears to have escaped the worst. the same can't be said for puerto rico, with the massie rico, with the massive cleanup effort coming along. nearly a million homes and businesses remain without power friday when when it, dame days after fiona caused flooding. basic goods and food items were distributed to the hardest hit areas. fiona continue to track north. nova s, boat owners secure their vessel, while others stock up on food. >> we got a missing all tied down. i have everything prepare. i have everything prepared. i have my candles. batteries. >> reporter: with 8 inches of rain expected to fall, fiona is shaping up to be one of the more more severe storms in canada's history. michael george, cbs nes michael george, cbs news, new y. , new york. >> vienna is expected to get nova scotia first and move on to to other parts of eastern canada over the weekend. > >> people living along pioneer l in south lake tahoe say they ard about recent vegetation removal. forest crews are working to thin out potential fire fuel. the

storm on the planet right now, barrelling north where it is expected to deliver a glancing blow to bermuda and potentially on its way to a rare landfall by major hurricane in canada where it could cause devastating damage in fiona's rearview mirror the trail of destruction it caused in the caribbean new satellite images show the widespread damage puerto rico suffered from fiona. and tonight forecasters watching another storm in the making, and early computer models that suggests parts of the u.s. could be at risk next week let's turn to al roker now for the latest al >> lester, we're looking at things starting to heat up we've got a couple of systems coming off the african coast we're watching this next one down in the winward islands but hurricane fiona still a category 4 storm currently with 130 mile per hour winds 305 miles west-southwest of bermuda. this is the development zone south of puerto rico, haiti, cuba, 90% chance of development in the next five days. the computer models show landfall anywhere from miami to cancun we're talking about a distance where we put the european versus

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this is going to straight looks like getting close to bermuda right now. the track has actually shifted a little further toward toward the west. and that is good news that would keep it away. here is bermuda right here. this falls outside that track of the forecast pattern right now. keep your fingers crossed for that. that is not the kind of stormy one hitting any place as that is going to be extremely dangerous. all right. let's get you back out west. we've got some serious storms going on here. in fact, lightning strikes popping up around the bay area. now we've got one. so that's really getting going in parts of the east bay. look at the cell just making its way through live more. we're going to track that storm. major storm rolling through there right now. we'll have more on that. your weather coming up in a few minutes. all right. thanks, lawrence. also still to come on kron, 4 news at 5. >> people who live in this apartment building that caught fire last month will now they've been burglarized. selfies were able to steal the items and why rain may a

are battening down the hatches. >> indeed, john, bermuda bracing for hurricane bermuda, trucking intorush the island of bermuda which is only 21 square miles out there on the atlantic, fiona's going to be about a hundred miles off of the coast here. but it is going to bring tropical force winds very soon here, affect of debris' is starting to pick up as the swells, and sometime between three and 8:00 a.m. on friday, we could experience upwards to a 100-mile-an-hour gusts from hurricane fiona. they are literally boarding up as we speak. people are getting their rations. and we are expecting a big time blow over tonight. it is going to sound like a train on this island because there is no protection here. just under 7 miles from the north carolina coast as the cat four will make its way up here, and brush the area and potentially put power lines down trees drawn. people he already as our way. >> we are playing for the people of bermuda that they will be safe and up for eastern canada as well robert ray for us, thank you so much for the update we will get back to you >> that is congressm

but that is not the case for bermuda.re is how the weather is going to shape up in better mud yachlt we have bermuda in this yellow color. the that is tropical storm force winds. they're under a tropical storm warning. wind should be under 70 miles per hour. if you've ever been to bermuda, they are built tough and built for the big storms. the this shouldn't cause too much damage there. they're getting rain. large waefrz as you expect. and then the storm is going to head northward. it is going to produce huge swells along the east coast beaches. if you head to the beach, you'll see it with the waves coming in. the rip currents are dangerous. then the storm slams into canada. this is onest strongest storms they ever experienced. we'll wait and see how it plays out. that is going to be saturday morning. 100 mile-per-hour winds around nova scotia. and then we watch this area right here. right now it's now heading into the caribbean. and then seven days from now, guys, both of our long range computer models have it heading in

when it did glance bermuda, it was a category three.s sheer power in the wind-whipped areas that we passed through today, power poles were snapped. we know that crews are working as fast they can to restore power. as of right now, at last check, a third of the island still in the dark. alex? >> that is a problem. certainly skies look a little better than they did. that sail camera extraordinary. it's like those hurricane hunters to get in the middle of an eye of the storm. bill, as fiona is heading north toward canada now what and where is the next big storm heading for the east coast? >> alex, we're looking at the equivalent of two major hurricanes making landfall in five days. we're looking at tonight and tomorrow morning, nova scotia and newfoundland being devastated by fiona and we're calling for a major hurricane to hit southwest florida on tuesday or wednesday of next week. two historic weather events are about to take place as our very active september is now in full force in the peak month of hurricane season. let me give you th

the closest run for bermuda is thursday night into friday morning. the system maintains the 140-mile-an-hour strength. mid level category 4. the models we suggest, 150, maybe 200 miles west of bermuda on early friday morning. if that's the case, we know the outer bands will still produce tropical storm force winds in bermuda. that's why folks are taking the storm very seriously and eventually it ends up across the canadian maritime still bringing winds that are equivalent. there's an incoming front shoving this away from the eastern united states but parts of canada look like we'll be the last area of significant impacts with the system sometime later this week. christina? >> we hope for residents of bermuda it does stay west. >>> across the caribbean at least five deaths have been found. puerto rico has restored power to 300,000 customers but more than a million remain without power amid a difficult cleanup. layla santiago spoke to residents still in need of the most basic supplies. >> reporter: fiona wiped out power to the roughly 3.1 million resid

robert ray reporting for us live in bermuda .h as the storm continues to track toward canada, and perhaps even iceland as well. do not forget you can get more on the story and more like it on the fox weather app. just use your phone to scan the qr code on your screen or go to fox weather .com. well hundreds of 911 calls are flooding dispatchers in oakland every single day, and it's getting tougher for them to keep up with all the emergencies. the fire department's communications center is severely understaffed . some dispatchers are working mandatory overtime from medical emergencies to massive fires, car crashes and increasing crime dispatchers are fielding at least 300 calls a day. i leave in the afternoon. say goodbye in the same dispatchers that i said goodbye to have beat me the next morning and are working a shift. and that is that breaks my heart. and fire department says it has seen a 20% surgeon calls since the start of the pandemic , and they are hiring. the communications manager says the dispatcher can earn up to $100

but we're going to see this getting close to bermuda.ects that you see the eye of a few on right here. and so they're not that far away. 170 miles away there in the tropical storm force winds already gusting along the coastline and probably going to see some pounding waves along the coast you're going to see a storm surge there as well. but looks like the eye is going to stay off of are being read. and that's some good news. here is the latest forecast model sustained winds of mainta'ning now for another day at 130 mile an hour winds making it a category 4 hurricane extremely dangerous over the next 24 hours. it looks like it's going to pass by bermuda. they're going to feel the effects. you can see all that moisture wrapping around just pounding bermuda, but not getting the main eyewall. so miami probably going to see some damage from some of those strong winds and the heavy rains there as well. but looks like it is going to take focus a little further to the north, possibly making landfall in nova scotia into the north, possibly as cat

fiona west of bermuda. it will be intensifying. could lash bermuda with some of the outer bands. that would bring a lot of rain. and the closer it gets, the windier it will be. for mainland u.s. from maine down to miami, rip currents and high susurf. i want to focus on the x you see on the map. the new tropical wave that looks like, and most of the computer models go to the western caribbean by next week and potentially into the gulf. we'll be watching it for you, david. >> ginger zee tonight, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to chicago and the devastating explosion at an apartment building there. the top floor virtually gone. windows shattered. a least eight people hospitalized tonight. many in serious and critical condition. police and atf agents are on the scene. and tonight, what the utility company is now saying about the gas. abc's alex perez on the scene for us.nds. investigators in chicago tonight sifting through the aftermath, trying to determine what caused a massive explosion at this residential apartment building. >> west end and central. looks like i have a bui

track that thing as it goes just west of bermuda. that's good news, because as you mentioned, it will be intensifying. could lash bermuda with some of the outer bands. that would bring a lot of rain. and the closer it gets, the windier it will be. the bigger push of water. for mainland u.s., from maine down to miami, rip currents and high surf. but i really want to focus on that x you see on the map. just north of south america. that is the new tropical wave, the invest, as we call it, that looks like, and most of the computer models go to the western caribbean by next week and then late next week, potentially into the gulf. we'll be watching it for you, david. >> a reminder we are still in this season. ginger zee with us tonight, as well. thank you, ginger. >>> we're going to turn now to chicago and the devastating explosion at an apartment building there. the top floor virtually gone. windows shattered. eight people hospitalized tonight. some in serious and critical condition. police and atf agents are on the scene. and tonight, wh

out there around bermuda and the atlantic, 50-foot swells.ected from anything. so if you see an island this small, there was really no issue here as far as getting all of the big wind and rain. it is a raising, guys, fiona is 200 miles to the northwest right now. it is already passed bermuda. and yet, we are still getting these dirty side of the storm. the 20,000 power outages right now and perhaps structural damage to be assessed later today as we get out. out crucial do the same. this has to stop before any of this happens as yet another bus begins into bermuda, guys. >> steve: stand and thereby live in new york might be safe. >> ainsley: the box weather forecast, adam. >> good morning, we'd track fiona as it moves past bermuda still, making a little bit of an impact there but the wins 125 miles an hour, category three hurricane anything about this is far off of the west coast, the folks are feeling it. there is recurrent threat from new england, high threat of waves 5-10 feet and the system tracks to the north. it will make landfall over t

there is bermuda there. there is the center of fiona equivalent to a category 4 hurricane. 130 miles per hour for our domestic viewers. 1200 kilometers wide. the outer rain bands bringing hurricane force gusts currently to bermuda with the potential for storm surge impacts and localized flooding but this storm will pick up in forward speed. it will have a lot of momentum and has its eyes set for the canadian maritime. this could potentially be a once in a generation storm for these locations. just look at these projected wind gusts. charlottetown, 142 kilometers per hour saturday morning local. that's incredible. that will cause damage. this will be a very impactful storm for this particular area. the gulf of saint lawrence has the potential to experience open ocean swells of 15 meters. that is significant, too. that will change what was hurricane precipitation into snow. some snow possible out of the backside of the system. localized flooding a potential. real potential for western newfoundland and nova sco

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yes still a hurricane watch around the island nation of bermuda.s per hour will tail off throughout the course of the day. it is going to be a long day for folks on that island. even though it's so far off the u.s. coast, folks are going to be feeling this also. high rip currents up and down the coast that rain, those outer bands of rain. that window isn't going to get there very choppy seas at times 5 to maybe 15 feet in total as that system makes its way ultimately and eventually i will leave you this, the forecast track over the weekend by saturday and sunday, this storm going to be running up to nova scotia and running up to newfoundland. of course, if you want to continue to track fiona, you can do so by down loading the fox weather app. for now, tossing it back inside to you guys. >> steve: all right. we have all got it. adam, thank you very much. >> ainsley: just over six weeks until the midterm elections. >> steve: that's right. we are keeping an eye on the admission's top races including the battle for pennsylvania's senate seat. >> brian:

there is the defined i and, of course, keep an eye on on bermuda there. you can see that in that red boxes. we take a look here at the past track. that's the line showing you the attract over portions of puerto rico and then moving up to the north. current information moving to the movement of the north, still category four storm with winds of 130 miles an hour expected to pass just to the west. bermuda so it's something we'll be watching closely over the next few days. but right now a category four storm with winds of 130 miles an hour fall begins for us for today. 603 this evening and we are expecting lots of clear skies for today and also tomorrow, the first full day of fault. quick update on the droht status. of course, we've had some recent rainfall, but we're still in drought and once again we are in either a severe drought or extreme drought for portions of the bay area, but it was nice to track some rainfall over the past, basically, since sunday and then even lingering into a yesterday so today is our first real dry day out there. the clouds are

we're looking at moving north towards bermuda. tomorrow morning, we see the impact for bermuda. the location is 485 miles southwest of bermuda. a big storm. winds at 130 miles per hour. gusting higher than that. it started to pick up speed. thats good news. we're seeing it move northeast at 13 miles per hour. also making that turn. it's going to continue to move fairly quickly and then slow down friday into saturday. as it approaches canada. so we do have a hurricane warning that is for the island of bermuda. we expect the impacts as early as this evening. here's that track category 4 storm. expecting it to maintain strength. with the latest update as a 5:00 a.m., we saw category 3. that was downgraded just a bit. a really strong storm. we expect it to stay west of bermuda as we go through tonight and into friday. this is what happens towards the weekend. this is going to be a big story. a historical story. we'll see winds in the canadian maritime that they have never seen. enters the canadian maritime friday into saturday, sunday

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now it's inching closer to bermuda. meteorologist jonathan oh has more on that in our world weather report. >> hello, we are continuing to keep an eye out on hurricane fiona, a category 4 storm that is now moving away from the turks and caicos islands and toward the bahamas. it's a well developed storm. as hurricane fiona dropped a lot of rain and whipped through palm springs and skirting the bahamas tuesday and wednesday. the dominican republic with full force. fiona will move northward aiming for bermuda and likely to affect atlantic canada during the weekend. here is a look at the forecast over the next few days. notice the intensity stays quite strong, go near bermuda and notice atlantic canada, you're going to be in the thick of things with the storm, it's going to be one of the most powerful storms we have seen in quite some time. you pay want to get prepared for this because it's going to be quite intense once the storm comes nearby. further to the west, a cold front coming through, giving relief from the heat im

hurricane fiona is slamming turks and caicos tonight as it heads towards bermuda. a path of destruction in puerto rico, claiming for lives. the storm caused a massive power outages puerto rico. lawmakers in washington are calling on the island to develop a durable power grid to withstand future storms. [no audio] the national hurricane center says bermuda may see tropical storm conditions by thursday. an internal review of the food and drug administration's actions leading up to the baby formula crisis finds plenty of blame to go around. human error, antiquated technology, and porky munication exacerbated the supply shortage which ran into this year. inadequate processes and lack of clarity may have delayed the agency's response to contamination concerns at its facility. the fda's chief says the situation highlights how little authority the agency has to compel companies to do the right thing. people are returning home after a fire broke out at a pg&e battery storage facility in monterey county. it happened around 1:30 this morning but people in the surrounding are

of course, bermuda going to be right. the cross hairs of that storm system going watch out very closely is that looks like an extremely dangerous storm out there in the atlantic. alright, gets get you back out west. we've got thunderstorms popping up around the bay area right now. nothing there. we're sutro cam. just some cumulus clouds in the distance. air temperatures pretty mild around the bay area right now. but yeah, it has been an active day again and numerous lightning strikes. look at that. look at all of thunderstorms popping up around the state, right, noon. numerous strikes out there. flash flood watches have been posted in the central valley as the storms rumble on through potentially dropping significant amounts of rain. most of now in the east bay in the live, more in the concord little further north. now you see some of the storms moving on by going. keep tracking this all evening long. the should begin to weaken somewhat and die out as we head into the next couple of hours. still, we've got more on the way

hurricane fiona is slamming turks and caicos tonight as it heads towards bermuda. a path of destruction in puerto rico, claiming for lives. the storm caused a massive power outages puerto rico. lawmakers in washington are calling on the island to develop a durable power grid to withstand future storms. [no audio] the national hurricane center says bermuda may see tropical storm conditions by thursday. an internal review of the food and drug administration's actions leading up to the baby formula crisis finds plenty of blame to go around. human error, antiquated technology, and porky munication exacerbated the supply shortage which ran into this year. inadequate processes and lack of clarity may have delayed the agency's response to contamination concerns at its facility. the fda's chief says the situation highlights how little authority the agency has to compel companies to do the right thing. people are returning home after a fire broke out at a pg&e battery storage facility in monterey county. it happened around 1:30 this morning but people in the surrounding are

so bermuda is next. in the next 12 to 24 hours they will see the biggest impacts from this major hurricane as it passes just west of them. they've got a hurricane warning. then the wind field expands as all storms do as they head north. so nova scotia, saturday, big push of water and wind. let's check what's happening with 98l right now. tropical wave north of venezuela. 90% chance of it becoming our next named storm, hermine would be the name and travel through the western caribbean and should pass close to cuba. what happens after that, by late next week, we're talking we got a week here, the gulf coast needs to be on alert. climatologically it's the eastern gulf coast but anyone along this watch it closely as we go through the weekend, we will be all over it. >> we know you will, thank you. >>> now to some breaking news overnight. a major setback for former president trump in court over the battle over the mar-a-lago documents. the department of justice getting the go-ahead to use the material in its

first, a hurricane slamming bermuda tonight.ithout power. the storm will now slam canada next. and tonight we turn our attention to that new system growing in strength. many of the models show it could be a direct hit on florida. rob marciano in bermuda following all of the tracks tonight. >>> the war in ukraine and tonight the alarming images coming in. russia holding referendums in parts of eastern ukraine. their own votes. pro-russian soldiers now armed

hurricane warning was issued for bermuda as hurricane fiona slowly turns its way up the atlantic. category four storm is not expected to make a direct hit on bermuda but still is expected to bring high surf storm surge is in heavy rainfall tomorrow morning. forecasters say damage will be minimal when compared with the caribbean, where nearly a dozen people were killed because of the storm. in puerto rico. more than a half million people still don't have running water and thousands of others are still without power. it's a big star. it's still a category for its moving up north is missing the mainland united states, but it's heading for nova scotia and the newfound land area where it's going to be a record storm. they're gonna it's one of the lowest pressures, potentially the forecast models have it as one the lowest pressures ever recorded in that area, meaning big time. rain big time serve lots of flooding issues in nova scotia new found land, so that's on saturday night into sunday. so that's going to be a story as that storm. fortunately is missing bermuda as we look at our for

a hurricane warning now in effect at this hour for bermuda.ricane-force winds stretching 70 miles from the eye. the hurricane running parallel to the east coast. the concern from florida right up through new york tonight. we're also watching the next tropical threat, the models that show that threat could be headed for florida. rob marciano in bermuda tonight with the new tracks on all of this. >>> tonight, former president trump suffering a major blow by three appeals court judges. two of whom he appointed. the judges deciding the justice department can go through those classified documents seized at mar-a-lago. and the former president's claim overnight that a president can declassify anything even by just thinking about it.

a hurricane warning now in effect at this hour for bermuda. hurricane-force winds stretching 70 miles from the eye. the hurricane running parallel to the east coast. the concern from florida right up through new york tonight. we're also watching the next tropical threat, the models that show that threat could be headed for florida. rob marciano in bermuda tonight with the new tracks on all of this. >>> tonight, former president trump suffering a major blow by three appeals dourt judges. the judges deciding the justice department can go through those classified documents seized at mar-a-lago. and the former president's claim overnight that

it's improving for bermuda. it's getting worse for someone else, that would be the canadian maritimes. this is a very rare event. this is going to back into the history books. hurricane egor is the worst to strike up here. it caused $300 million worth of damage. that is potentially what could happen with this storm, maybe even worse. we will have to watch this extremely carefully. they are making preparations in this area. it's this area of greatest concern. a super storm sandy like event. we will see large battering waves, rip currents from wednesday all the way through the weekend. be careful, anyone heading to the beach. we also did have tropical depression 8 form. that's a fish storm. not going to hit anyone. this area down here, it's very far south, hurricane center says 70% chance of development. this is the area to watch. it's going to be heading into the caribbean seas, some of the warmest water, that's the fuel. we are at the peak of hurricane season. once it gets into the caribbean, it has to hit a lan

hurricane fiona knocks out power for thousands in bermuda before heading toward canada. cbs' tanya rivero reports tonight on the rare hurricane warnings up north, as all eyes are on a tropical depression that could pose serious danger to florida next week. border battle: a governor sued, after flying migrants up to martha's vineyard. cbs' manuel bojorquez has a look at the cause of the crisis. >> reporter: el paso's migrant welcome center is receiving 400 asylum seekers per day, and officials believe that number could grow. >> duncan: protests in iran turn deadly. women burn their head scarves and take to the streets, after this 22-year-old was killed in police custody. cbs' ramy inocencio reports on the intensifying outrage. and, "on the road." cbs' steve hartman has a story of a friendship formed at first sight. >> i got a best friend. i got a mini-me. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> duncan: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this busy friday night. i'm jericka dunca

it pulls off towards the north, track, goes to the north, gets close to bermuda.it of them. it's a small island. it's a needle in a haystack. it will be towards newfoundland. hurricane watch for bermuda, if it veers to the east it will have bigger impacts. what happens in a wind gust forecast. by thursday night we start to see impacts. maybe by friday morning we could see wind gusts in the 90 mile-an-hour range around bermuda. the storm staying far west of it. most of the guide this will stay farther off. now here we are, i want to talk about a couple other things. we're seeing a lot more activity here. this is 90% chance of development a storm we're watching just to the east of the lesser antilles. watch what happens, our guidance showing something will develop here. over three or four days that has rough conditions won't allow it to develop. once it gets into the when caribbean will be a developing storm. we can't count any impacts from the u.s., early part of next week. a lot of time to track this. but one we're going to be talking about, neil. neil: thank you,

. >> o'donnell: hurricane fiona continues to wreak havoc now heading towards bermuda. and there's concern tonight about another storm that could hit the gulf of mexico next week. and "eye on america," cbs's general --cbs's jonathan viglios on a natural resource helping an idaho mining town come back to life. >> duncan: good evening and thank you so much for joining us on this busy thursday night. i'm jericka duncan in for norah. tonight, the federal investigation into the top secret documents seized from donald trump's florida home has resumed. the eleventh circuit court of appeals ruled in favor of the justice department and criticized the former president's argument the documents had been declassified. but in his first interview since the f.b.i. search, the former president doubled down on that claim saying just by thinking about it, he could declassify documents. tonight the wife of sct justice clarence thomas ginny agreed to speak with the committee about her possible efforts to help overturn the 2020 election. cbs's scott macfarlane will start us off tonight from