it's just battled through grenada cause devastation here. it's not in the open voltage. it's still a hurricane is still a major, how i can, it's moving westwards towards jamaica. it's not, it's a big line for in jamaica, probably wednesday, local time. not necessarily the major hurricane, but i wouldn't watch really tired. so the risk for you also exists. the forecasts beyond that takes you to the time and into about finch of the gulf of come page where it will probably be we could all these costs. so jamaica's, the next thing to watch actful in south america, the seasonal right and still fairly heavy in west, in columbia in particular. and that i want to share it with, once again regenerating, they have 4 legs, a of the system even come in as an international inside corruption, excellence award, denominator hero. now, the american barrels sweeps through the se, caribbean leaving destruction and its weight, but least 6 people looked at the carriage. austin, this is al, just their license the whole. so coming up, hope this journey a patient's flea, one host within, gone.

i've experienced the destruction in some parts of mainland grenada. we have uh, had a house is losing its roof. i've seen a cultural uh fraud use. i've seen no meg. i've seen coco, i've seen coconut, i've seen just about everything destroyed up by this up hall for catastrophic hurricane uh category for burial. i do right for the stated inquiry. come on piedmont need v. r, assist islands. they have experience 90 percent of destruction in terms of the houses there. the government facilities, schools, churches, homes, destroyed by this. how we came. we've lost 2 lives in carrier and piedmont, and one on the mainland. we need a total of 3. the damage assessment is still being done, released is being brought to carry echo, and piedmont. it is a tough time for us, but we are getting help from from outside countries. so despite the devastation, i think that the kirby and the region they are coming together to assist us in a time. i mean, we are very concerned we've experienced back in 20 or for a hurricane. similar to this one. it was more devastating, but i

power is down across the island of grenada as hurricane beryl sweeps through.s being flattened by the storm. there are also storm surges in the sea and leaders of nearby islands have all issued hurricane warnings. the prime minister of st vincent said he was expecting a natural disaster that could continue for days. it's already passed through barbados, leaving a trail of damage. beryl is the most powerful hurricane ever recorded injune — and of a strength not normally seen until much later in the season. take a look at the map of its predicted path. a true landfall — with the eye passing over a coast — may not occur, but even so, beryl will unleash a devastating blow to the nearest islands. will grant is monitoring ths storm from mexico city. well, we're hearing that particularly some smaller islands are off grenada have been essentially cut off, communications down to carriacou and to a place called petite martinique. so both of those are essentially incommunicado at the moment. so the authorities don't know just how bad things are. and being small islands of

each category 5 states us before being downgraded to a full list. 6 people have died including 3 in grenada and why didn't send vincent on the granite deans from home and reports the scenes of devastation in grenada of the hurricane. barrow landed a direct hit on the island of cry cuz things were as bad on another small island in the st. vincent and the granite things archipelago said its prime minister unit, iowa has been def. i stated the reports that i have received. it indicates that 90 percent of the hallways is been severely damaged. destroyed. it's the 1st time it cuts a 3 foot stool. this boom. this'll be in the atlantic hurricane season meteorologist say that's due to risk. we'll break, compete in the north atlantic, which in turn fuels biggest stones. many scientists believe that soon due to global warming, the st. vincent in granted the prime minister speech and 12 to 0 was angry. the global community um a lot of lip service to the consequences of climate change. and then, but they're not taking the issue very seriously. they have cause in this climate change, the other ones who

prime minister dickon mitchell of grenada. thank you so much. >> thank you. michael michael holmes for our international viewers, the journey matters is next for those of you in north america, i'll be back with more cnn newsroom real quick sunday, dr. sanjay gupta reports i'm gonna spend time here with this world war noun doctor believes he's figured out a way, not just to prevent at all timers, but to reverse these their new hope for the devastating effects of alzheimer's reversing, something that seems so preordained. >> it sounds extraordinary plus a very personal medical assessment. i've come to figure out whether i'm at risk or later dementia. >> dr. sanjay gupta report the last alzheimer's patient sunday de get aid on cnn. >> i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, they're sky rosie, things are looking afghans him macron's means everything feel significant symptom relief at four weeks the sky rosie, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements sky rosie is the first il-13 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improved damag

elsewhere in grenada, there's a similar story on an island off the coast there, so it's the smaller islandsbut those nations, too, don't have huge amounts of resources. they're stretched and they're doing their level best to reach those communities. but it is obviously a very, very difficult task. yeah, will, it was being called a category five hurricane. it's now been downgraded to category four. but it's not done yet, is it? no, it's certainly not. it's sort of continuing its way through the caribbean. we heard obviously from the minister injamaica. it also will be passing the island of hispaniola, that's haiti and the dominican republic, as if they didn't have enough to contend with in haiti, too. so, you know, everywhere where it's dumping rain, bringing these hugely powerful winds, these gusts of up to 150km an hour or more. you know, there's the potential of life—threatening, you know, dangerous extreme weather. it is expected to make it to jamaica somewhere in the next 12—24 hours. and then from there, continue on to the yucatan coastline here in mexico. the question there will be wh

in fact, looking at an extreme risk to lives and property from grenada. grenada.off to the north for accuweather i'm justin povich for abc news crime on the rise at the cemetery. what thieves are targeting. >> also ahead, a 13 year-old is shot and killed by police. what investigators say he was carrying and what's happening to the officers involved. >> and later, simone biles back on top. what she said after her dominating across the country this week on good morning america. >> good morning america, good morning america. >> we're back now with criminals targeting cemeteries. this time four suspects are in custody for stealing 2,000 pounds of bronze statues from crucifixes from graves in spain. they're being melted down and sold on the black market, where bronze is currently in high demand. >> now to upstate new york and the investigation into the fatal police shooting of a 13 year old who officers say was holding a pellet gun. this morning, new york's attorney general is investigating this moment when a utica police officer shot and killed 13 year old yan hui. in

it's just passed south of barbados, and is now moving towards grenada.e ever recorded injune — and of a strength not normally seen until much later in the season. take a look at the map of its predicted path. a true landfall, with the eye passing over a coast, may not occur, but even so, beryl will unleash a devastating blow to the nearest islands. these are pictures from barbados, you can see the high winds, bending the palm trees. wind speeds of up to 120mph have been recorded there. let's speak to geoff lemon, an australian cricket commentator. he's been in barbados covering the cricket world cup final, and is now stuck there due to the hurricane warnings. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the rouramme. , . ., , programme. glad we could actually connect because _ programme. glad we could actually connect because the _ programme. glad we could actually connect because the power- programme. glad we could actually connect because the power has - programme. glad we could actually. connec

i'll just say was drawn home and reports the scenes of devastation in grenada of the hurricane. barrow landed a direct hit on the island of cry cuz things were as bad. on another small island in the st. vincent and the grand things archipelago said its prime minister unit iowa has been def. i stated the reports that i have received indicated that 90 percent of that. how is this a been severely damaged or destroyed? it's the 1st time it cuts a 3 foot stool. this pool this'll be in the atlantic hurricane season meteorologist say that's due to recuperate, compete in the north atlantic, which in turn fuel speak. assume. many scientists believe that to you to global warming, the st. vincent in granite, the prime minister speak to 12 to 0, was angry. the global community um, a lot of lip service to the consequences of climate change. and, but they're not taking the issue very seriously. they have cause in this guy made change. the other one is what benefited through the emissions and you caused the problems. and then you leave us on the front lines. we pay the price, the pound that the tiny

power is down across the island of grenada as hurricane beryl sweeps through.nada, say it's being flattened by the storm. the storm is also churning up life—threatening storm surges and leaders of nearby islands have all issued hurricane warnings. the prime minister of st vincent said he was expecting a natural disaster that could continue for days. it's already passed through barbados, leaving a trail of damage. beryl is the most powerful hurricane ever recorded injune — and of a strength not normally seen until much later in the season. take a look at the map of its predicted path. a true landfall — with the eye passing over a coast — may not occur, but even so, beryl will unleash a devastating blow to the nearest islands. will grant is monitoring ths storm from mexico city. that is the point, will, that this is such a strong storm for this early in the season?— early in the season? that is a real concern. obviously, _ early in the season? that is a real concern. obviously, all— early in the season? that is a real concern. obviously, all the - early in the se

two in grenada and one other.t update shows the storm barreling towards jamaica with winds of up to 150 miles, or nearly 250 kilometers per hour. the u.s. national hurricane center says it is expected to weaken as it passes over or near jamaica on wednesday, but it will still be a dangerous major hurricane. the jamaican government issued a hurricane warning and people living in low-lying, flood prone areas have been urged to seek shelter. we can go to jamaica now and speak to tom hansen, cbs news correspondent, who was following the storm. tom, thank you for joining us. what is the situation like where you are now? tom: hey there. this is a really critical day where so many people have started to truly prepare for the storm. we are at the montego bay airport where we have seen a steady stream of people both americans and other, from other countries around the world, really trying their best to get out before this potentially catastrophic storm come through the area. there are airlines that have added extra flights

power is down across the island of grenada as hurricane beryl sweeps through.of carriacou, which is part of grenada, say it's being flattened by the storm. there are also storm surges in the sea and leaders of nearby islands have all issued hurricane warnings. the prime minister of st vincent said he was expecting a natural disaster that could continue for days. it's already passed through barbados, leaving a trail of damage. beryl is the most powerful hurricane ever recorded injune, and of a strength not normally seen until much later in the season. here's a map of its predicted path. a true landfall, with the eye passing over a coast, may not occur, but even so, beryl will unleash a devastating blow to the nearest islands. will grant is monitoring this storm from mexico city. the first indications are hurricane beryl has brought real damage especially to the ireland of grenade and two parts of st vincent and the grenadines as it has moved through that region somewhere between a category four and category three storm. part of the problem of course is because i

we probably have to go in conference with grenada. it is a difficult time ahead.he americans have a saying i think that, you know, if you have an 800 pound gorilla, try to eat it one bite at a time. this is horrendous. juan: you mentioned the caricom community, the 20 nation community leaders were supposed to meet this week in grenada. what are the updates on that summit? will it be rescheduled? >> that will be rescheduled. we had a meeting yesterday. we are fortunate still to have telecommunication possibility. on st. vincent and grenadines, we are without electricity in most of the places. the telecommunications are still sketchy. sometimes they are up and sometimes they are down. in the southern grenadines, it is like a different danger altogether. imagine an island where everyone is homeless. amy: prime minister -- >> the men and women are anxious. sorry. is that amy? amy: yes, hi. you have been quoted recently calling the annual u.n. climate summit a largely talk shop. what final message do you have for the united states, for the western nations when it comes

more than 2000000 civilians. trapped in the conflict. hardly can better who has made land full in grenada as it vips through the caribbean and makes its way towards the coast of mexico. hit bob bay this on monday morning, leaving streets flooded and strewn with debris. federals the earliest ever category full hard economic record. scientists are alarmed byte strands which has been posted by abnormally ocean temperatures. matthew poochie is a major ologist, an atmospheric scientist. welcome back to the dw matthew experts say this is the earliest category for atlantic particles on record. so what's behind the shift? oh yeah, most definitely. so one thing it's really impressive to is how far south india is only $12.00 degrees north of the equator, the furthest south category for on record, and one of the fastest intensifying atlantic storms of all time. a jump from a truck, depression to the category for in just 48 hours time. so really incredible, rapid intensification and unprecedented strength for this time of year. part of the reason that water temperature is $3.00 to $4.00 degrees fahre

grenada's prime minister says there are already reports of extensive damage to buildings. there are power outages. the hurricane is expected to remain in the caribbean sea for the rest of the week. a lot of people are going to hit the beach during this heat wave that we're having, and so this is a good time to brush up on our safety tips, they say before you go in the ocean, you should be a strong swimmer. do not swim alone, and anyone in your group who needs a life vest should be also wearing one. it is important to be mindful of rip tides and currents. the beaches are beautiful and if you go to the beaches, to our coastline, not only in san francisco but anywhere here in california, you have a plan. you have a safety mechanism in place. it's going to make it all that better to make those memories enjoyable. okay, if you are not a good swimmer or inexperienced to run the water, you should go to a beach that has a lifeguard and even then you still need to be careful. places like stinson or marin county, they have lifeguards. that's what you need. we also have some safety t

now we've seen a lot of destruction already in grenada and jamaica, one of the biggest thing just to local people from such storms as well. it's usually with the skies of typically, i mean with the topic, most likely ones you will have descriptive wings. this one as which category 5 meanings are to choose 250 to them and tell us by our weeds goods that can read 300, keep them it does by our inspection. when you go through the i was i need to 1st sufficiently suitcase for the shipping a go of canada. i'm send men, sometimes report headings. so very district cheese wins to run short range. and these are investigating effects such as being on slides on the med slides. in addition to that, you have what we close this tall search with cheese and the revision of the ocean as is a storm is approaching the coastline. and these combine with rain for it can create a very, i mean innovations, proteins and slash readings. so it's very interesting how thoughts are associated with this because i codes i, you've mentioned that a, it's very early in the season for the storm of this size to build and

there's devastation in grenada to barrow made landfill monday as a category for hurricane. thousands of people are without power and communication systems are down. it is almost, i'm gonna give you a like, almost worth of damage of disruption of all buildings, complete devastation and destruction of agriculture. complete until the destruction of the natural environment. and barrels not done yet. the hurricanes charging towards jamaica emergency preparations are under way. if you live in a low lying area in the area, it's hard for the proteins of loading on line site. or if you live on the binds of a river or a bony, i implore you to be evacuated to a show tall or to see if i grow at one points barrel reach. category 5 status with wins of at least 250 kilometers per hour. it's the 1st time a storm this powerful has hit. so early in the season. meteorologist state is due to record breaking heat in the north atlantic and signed to say that all due to global warming. their warning, the season is on track to be much worse than usual. alexander buyers, alda 0 is the final day of campaignin

it slammed into grenada storm caused heavy rain and flashed flooding tearing down buildings, homes and power lines. whenever yet we spoke to ralph gonzalez as the prime minister of st. vincent and the grenadines, he criticized the international community for not doing enough to tackle climate change. overall, this is a core or if it's a hurricane it's, it's, it is call, it does cause. we haven't done the calculation yet, but it would be hundreds of millions of dollars worth of damage on the loss. so how is, is public infrastructure? was a having facilities. we have 75 shelters established. and the persons who haven't been into the show that as i've gone into a friends rooms, we're without electricity. what is in some pads and not to another pads, the global community. i pay a lot of lip service to the consequences of climate change. and then, but they're not taking the issue very seriously, not, not by their responses in terms of resources and the like they have cause in this guy made change. the other one is what benefited through the emissions. because business times of a tied to a p

grenada is reporting three of those deaths. and then just north of grenada, there is also st.ere they suffered extensive damage as well, the same type of damage according to authorities, windows, doors and roofs were blown off of structures, many families have also been displaced and they're reporting at least one death nearby in the barbados. we also have reports of damage. in fact, the images we just saw were from barbados. a lot of the damage is still being assessed today. one thing authorities have been talking about during the press conferences today is that these islands and the southwest -- southeast part of the caribbean are not used to getting these types of storms. normally these storms, the powerful ones, go further north in the caribbean, so they just aren't used to having this type of destruction as they do what they can trying to clear roads in these affected areas and find housing for all of the families that have been displaced. >> guad, thank you very much. >>> angie, walk us through where this storm is headed next, what is the forthcoming risk? >> we're far f

thousands of homes and businesses leveled on an island in grenada. no power, roads blocked. many people living in emergency shelters. the prime minister there calling the situation grim. stunning images from hurricane hunters flying back into the eye of the storm. the hurricane expected to pass near or over jamaica tomorrow, with the storm surge of up to eight feet, likely causing life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides. tropical storm warnings also posted for haiti and the dominican republic. the historic hurricane supercharged by record warm waters in the atlantic. abc's faith abubey leads us off in jamaica. >> reporter: the strongest hurricane ever in the month of july taking aim at jamaica tonight, after decimating several caribbean islands and causing death and widespread destruction. new video showing hurricane beryl's fury as it roared ashore in grenada. >> there goes another roof. >> reporter: 150-mile-per-hour winds ripping off roofs, bending trees, and shredding power lines. drenching neighborhoods with torrential rain. stunning drone video showing the extent

, grenada has also been experiencing perhaps hurricane force conditions in this landfall occurring soarly in the season talk about a major hurricane which is category 3 or higher that's a high-end cat 4 you don't normally see the first hurricane until september 1 so july 1 after 11:00 o'clock eastern time, the pressure dramatically lowered than what we saw just yesterday, 950 millibars and in fact 42 hours we had a tropical depression, td two become a major hurricane hurricane barrel and 42 hours and we've only seen the handful of times, only six other times that's what we look at the entire hurricane season so that is saying something when this region of the atlantic known as a main development region normally hit snooze for the first couple months of the season, as this has a little bit of life to go i mention how grenada may have been seen and experience in hurricane conditions out of st. george the airport which is closed outcome of the suspended operations, look at the recent sustained wind, 92 miles an hour that might be elevated station a gust of 121 that is remarkable and this

5 states us before being downgraded to a full, but least 6 people have been killed including 3 in grenada, and one in st. vincent and the granite deans. townhome and has more of this now. prime minister of grenada is come out and said that in hoffman, our country, a crew that's one of the small little islands of peace country was flattened, the prime minister of some vincent and granite. things you mention said that 90 percent of houses with damaged and destroyed on another small island called union and the roof of the airport.

one american couple stranded in grenada on their honeymoon. >> told us to eat dinner and stay in oureave. >> reporter: on the eve of beryl's arrival in jamaica. residents clearing their iconic beaches. some business owners buckling down but staying put. >> everybody that i've spoke to thus far is worried about how it's going to affect their livelihood. >> but they're not leaving the low lying areas. >> but they're still not leaving. none of us. we're going to stand and ride it out. >> reporter: other feeling emboldened by the way buildings have handled previous storms. >> a lot of the houses here are built to withstand a hurricane. >> reporter: still, the head of jamaica's police force bracing members for the reality ahead. >> i urge you make proper provisions at home, for your loved ones. >> reporter: the violent system arriving as more than 105 million americans brace for what could be a record breaking holiday heat wave with triple digit temperatures in sacramento, las vegas, dallas, and high humidity boosting heat indexes to life-threatening levels in cities like memphis and new

so hurricane barrel has made land salt in grenada in the caribbean. unusually warm ocean temperatures saw the storm quickly. strength into a category for hurricane and officials have urged residents to seek shelter as barbara and go past reports. hurricane barrow made history even before making land for and the se entire band meteorologist say it's a list category for atlantic store one record and one. it will be dangerous. and the 5 major harkins have been recorded in the lab tech before the 1st week of july . we're especially concerned about the jury between st. vincent and the granite deans down to grenada. that's here. it's most likely to experience the guy wall of the category for hurricane. we could have catastrophic wind damage, storm surge of 6 to 9 feet above normal, high levels with very dangerous breaking waves. on top of that. a lots have been issued for many parts of a car being including barbados, sent lucia coordinate to and to baker from the moment we automotive, the hurricane, etc. i mean we, we saw to put the boats online with a very good, i mean a lot of fish them o

there's devastation in grenada to barrow made landfill monday as a category for hurricane. thousands of people are without power and communication systems are down. it is almost, i'm gonna give you a like almost photo damage of destruction, of co buildings, complete devastation and destruction of agriculture, complete until the destruction of the natural environment. and barrels not done yet . the hurricanes charging towards jamaica emergency preparations are under way. we are actually actively in the communities trying to start the evacuation efforts. we actually started this from yesterday based on the projections that we saw resend, told notices to persons in those communities we have or police. we have the army that out there that is helping to move those residents away from where they are and we've been imploring them at $1.00 barrels each category 5 status with winds of at least 250 kilometers per hour. it's the 1st time of storm this powerful his hips. so early in the season. meteorologist say is due to record breaking heat in the north atlantic and sign to say that all due to

it's a beautiful lie near grenada. now in september we think this is a major hurricane happens every 120 years or so. and not surprising, but it's july and there's the worry. it's a unique storm. it phoned in june became in 24 hours a category full hurricane. that's what happened or so that's the earliest category, 5 in july with winds. well an excessive 250 calories probably should have that categorized. it's the wins just around the inside of the on the strongest when they're in the category 6. so category 5, just go up and up as the storms get worse. now barrels of course is fed like every tropical storm by the rooms off the surface water as it is warmer in the atlantic. and the kind of being by 2 or 3 degrees above for long to navigate. this isn't going to change. it might even get worse, might get warm and still. so you're sitting more energy for every storm that forms, hence, variable early on to major. and that will still getting, bouncing through the car being, which is warmer than normal pos jamaica still is a

the stripe, there's devastation in grenada to barrow made landfill monday as a category for hurricane. thousands of people are without power and communication systems are down. it is almost, i'm gonna give you a like almost thought of damage of disruption of co buildings, complete devastation and destruction of agriculture, complete until the destruction of the natural environment. and barrels not done yet . the hurricanes charging towards jamaica emergency preparations are under way. if you live in a low lying area in the area, it's hard to call the pool and the loading on line flight. or if you live on the bias of a river or a bunny, i implore you to be evacuated to a show top or to see if i grow at one point barrel reach categories, 5 status with wins of at least 250 kilometers per hour. it's the 1st time a storm this powerful has hit. so early in the season meteorologist say it's due to record breaking heat in the north atlantic and signed to say that all due to global warming. their warning, the season is on track to be much worse than usual. alexander buyers, alda 0, the lower s

seeing some of the video of the damage that was left behind in parts of barbados, grenada.ean, you're seeing some of the wind damage marinas that have just been rocked and we even had some storm surge, flooding roll through as well. some of that storm surge rolling through parts of barbados with some of that rain again, as we went through the day yesterday, we had some of that storm surge fronting if i can get to the next video there, but we're going to continue to find beryl at this as this category five storm, at least for the next day or so. and then it will start to weaken as we go through the day. and then we start to become still be a major the storm as it gets towards jamaica, we're looking at some of these wins in jamaica, arriving as we go into wednesday, we'll find some tropical storm-force and hurricane-force winds as we go into wednesday, looking at some four to eight inches of rain and some three to five feet of storm surge. so something that we'll have to continue to watch and we'll be continuing to get updates from national hurricane center as we go through t

the caribbean catastrophe risks insurance said it would pay 44 million to grenada, its largest ever singletrucks and 70 firefighters raced to the scene to extinguish a fire at rouens historic cathedral in northern france on thursday. the spire of the cathedral had been under renovations for years and was surrounded by scaffolding and a white cover when the fire began. officials are still assessing the damage and investigating the cause of the fire. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there! the best way to sum upjuly so far this month has been rather wet at times and disappointingly cool. average temperatures at this time of year generally between 18 and 23 degrees. just take a look at the next few days — temperatures below par for the time of year, all due to the direction of the wind and the amount of cloud we're going to see. now, let's take a look at the pressure chart a little more detail, explain further. we've got this high pressure out to the west but circulating around that high. the wind direction comes in a clockwise fashion and so, that means a northerly wind. it will continue

earlier the storm crashed into the island of carriacou, part of grenada. five hurricane, is a must as severe as it gets.— as severe as it gets. further north-east _ as severe as it gets. further north-east barbados - as severe as it gets. further north-east barbados was i as severe as it gets. further. north-east barbados was also as severe as it gets. further- north-east barbados was also hit, north—east barbados was also hit, but it seems so far to have dodged the worst effects. people are clearing boats and debris. they�*re being warned that gusts are still coming, and to batten down the hatches and stay indoors. these scenes were filmed by a bbc reporter in barbados, out there to cover the cricket. this is what hurricane beryl looks like from space, the eye of the storm over the caribbean. the image was taken from the international space station. and this satellite footage shows lightning flashing around the hurricane�*s eye. meteorologists have been surprised how quickly beryl developed from a tropical depression to a major hurricane injust 42 hours.

earlier it made landfall in grenada as a category 4.ego bay. >> reporter: the caribbean is on high alert. hurricane beryl made landfall on grenada's care akkuyu island, packing catastrophic winds of 1 50 miles per hour and a life-threatening 6 to 9-foot storm surge. >> we have reports of extensive storm surge. we have reports of extensive loss of roof and damage to buildings. >> reporter: in nearby barbados, the storm surge caused flooding and destroyed about 20 boats in this bay. the storm is the first category 4 hurricane ever recorded in june, when it strengthened over the weekend. and it's the first to increase from a tropical storm to an intense category 4 storm in just 48 hours before september. hurricane beryl is on a mpath t jamaica and officials there are asking residents to prepare. >> we keep an eye on the forecast, and the forecast is saying that it is not supposed to be much. so we're just going to batten down and ride it out and see what happens. >> to give you an idea of how precedented this storm is, the average date of

effects of barrel winds in excess of 200 kilometers per hour and heavy rain from cuba to venezuela, grenada and st. vincent done the grand nadine's. the deadly storm is leaving. it's mark the cayman islands and mexico or no bracing for barrel. the hurricane is the earliest to reach category 5, a result of climate change according to some experts. its path is not certain, but it could eventually end up hitting the us state of texas. here in mexico's, you could time peninsula preparations were being made. some areas have been evacuated by the navy. the for a long time we were in a very vulnerable strip of land where we have to see on one side and the lagoon on the other. and the waste of the community is about half a kilometer or a little less. i'm not sure exactly. so a hurricane, even a category to causes the see to rise, which has happened before with the c merges within the go when it's very dangerous for people to stay here. then in nearby tourist resorts preparations are being made for barrels arrival. with many, also stocking up on provisions on the beach though visitors enjoyed the la

just as people in grenada, in st vincent and the grenadines and injamaica had prayed for the best asrful storm begins to weaken before it reaches their communities, too. will grant, bbc news, mexico. tom hanson is a reporter with the us news network cbs. hejoins us now from montego bay. we talked to you this time yesterday before the hurricane hit so tell us how bad the damage has been. the damage, we are getting a better sense of that as the day goes on and we get more daylight. i'm standing on one of the main thoroughfares in montego bay and i'm going to try and cross safely. this is one of the areas there's been substantial damage but there's been substantial damage but there are people on the ground clearing the way and you are seeing cars able to pass what was once an impassable road. let me show you the scale of this because this is the size of the tree, it is taller than me, that was yanked out of the earth from the sheer ferocity of the wind brought by hurricane beryl and i want to point out something really interesting. these storms out at sea, the sea level as that way, the

shelters and without power after strong winds battered the islands of st vincent and the grenadines, grenada

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the prime minister of nearby grenada visited the park to the country which have been worst affected,ere badly affected, including here,on the island of carriacou. earlier this week, he described "armageddon—like" scenes of "almost total destruction". almost total damage or destruction of all buildings, whether they be public buildings, homes or private facilities. complete devastation and destruction of agriculture. complete and total destruction of the natural environment. there is literally no vegetation left anywhere on the island of carriacou. let's ta ke let's take a moment to look at the areas under threat and how much energy the storm is carrying. this is the hurricane seen from space and this is of course a powerful weather system currently with maximum sustained winds of 145 mph, making it a category four storm. it was even more powerful when it reached st. vincent and the grenadines, registering a maximum five on the scale. it's the first hurricane of the season this year and the earliest storm on record to reach that category. according to the un hurricane centre, it's cur

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