there is a voluntary evacuation order near hilo. the scenic river turned into a raging torrent. >> emergency sirens blaring in honolulu. it has pre-staged water and food around the islands. the weather service downgraded the warning to a tropical storm warning. let's get the latest tracking this live this morning, ivan cabrera in the cnn weather center. ivan, the storm moving at 6 miles per hour. the rain is significant. >> absolutely, christine. it is moving north at 6 miles an hour. we can call it walking. the problem is the final approach to hawaii will last for days at a time. i'm not too concerned about the category here. it will go up and down because this is going to be in the end a huge rainmaker. that is what it is known for. that is going to be the most life-threatening situation because of the prolific rain. here is the storm. it is still 200 miles south of honolulu. 200 miles southwest of hilo. so far, hilo picked up incredible amounts of rain. upwards of 2 feet. these are the watches and warnings. warning for the big is

this particular location, we had -- hilo. in this particular location, we had six or seven hours of rain dumping down. crickets. the rain has stopped. the wind. there is almost none now. we are waiting for the next band if it comes from the hurricane. many other islands of hawaii remain under hurricane warning right now. the big question is honolulu and oahu. the island with honolulu county. population is 400,000. how close will lane come to it and how will people fare there? they are concerned of flooding in honolulu. easier to deal with it on the big island where they are accustomed to rain. honolulu is not looking forward to this and people battening down the hatches there. back to you. >> miguel marquez live for us in pahala. thank you. >>> a new advisory from the national weather service. for the latest on that, we are joined by meteorologist ivan cabrera in the cnn weather center. >> basically it is still a powerful hurricane. the track has slightly shifted here. i'll show you that in a second. still 120-mile-an-hour wi

stairs. >> there was a point where we were starting to feel like life or death situation. >> near hilo gary dalton hopped into action when he saw the storm threatening his parents' homen jumping a bulldozer to dig a moat. >> i dug schls i could, and s tn itarted thinking, okay, i got to get my family o. of he this is getting really dangerous. >> reporter: lane at one point, a monster category five storm, owly churned way towards the isnds,issing landfall with an bankrupt left hook. walloping the big island with sheets of rain as it 'steriorated into a tropical storm. ot over. >> we already had more than 30 inches of rain ll, so with an additional five to seven inches of rain still expecte across e big island, that could lead to more fsh flooding and landslides through the end of the weekend. >> that's a big fire. >> reporter: on maui fire possibly caused by downed power lines. lane's heavy winds fueling a string of brush fires cuttingwe to thousands forcing mandatory evacuations. ng to wakeht i was g township a raging flood and really high winds and highrain, but instead i woke up to a

kght now in hilo almost 19 inches of rain.e zoom in tight on hilo, i want to show you what they expect from this point forward. f 19 on the ground right now, doing what it's doing to those rivers we just showed you. and now you're going to put on top of that another 1.5 feet more of rain. and if we look at the track of the storm, is there going to be a landfall? well, there's a slight chance you could have a landfall with this system out around oahu or kauana. the problem is if it stays just south of the island, the northern fringe of the storm affects the island the entire way. that's the wet portion of this storm. >> glor: watching out for those mudslides. all right, lonnie, thanks. later on in this broadcast, we'll check in with a blind british marine and his friend. they're on a collision course seemingly with this hurricane, on a row boat. the stormy relationship between president trump and his attorney attorney general intensified hiday. weijia jiang has more on this from the white house. ou jeff sessions-- never took --

the hilo side, yes. on the big island there was torrential rain. for others not so bad. today with will be the day where it will take it more toward honolulu. already gusts to 32 and 40%. it is inching closer. the wind was not a huge factor but it will be later. still category three. i think some of the torrential rain that they had will also be in the mix for wahoo and the south facing beaches. for us another hazy, smoky, foggy, misty morning. 50s in the temperatures. a little bit cooler, but still up there. 53 kelseyville. 50 pope valley. defied sandra bell. vallejo 57. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. good morning, sal. >> good morning. >>> we did have a problem and we still have a problem on 80 at the macarthur maze. one of the cars hits one of the sand barrels at the maze and traffic is going to be distracted as they tried to fix those sand barrels and take with vehicles. you can see that it is still acing getting toward the macarthur maze. people are getting by, but the nature will slow you down. it's nice and early and we don't have a lot of traffic so this is hel

this is new video from hilo of the devastating flooding. let's bring in nbc bay area's ian cull, who's been speaking with people there in hawaii and travelers really desperate to get out of harm's way, ian. >> you bet, raj. warnings there tonight that this is a slow-moving and massive storm that could cause significant damage. people there are being asked to have food and water for 14 days because it could take that long for the water to recede in the hardest-hit areas. tonight there's flooding in the big island as hurricane lane storms in. the waves are dramatically picking up. wind is tearing down power lines. drainage rivers raging. phone alerts like these warning hawaiians and tourists some areas could see as much as 30 inches of rain. >> starting to pick up. >> reporter: irene sullivan lives in honut isconcerned. my dad was calling me several times. >> reporter: she's staying at a friend apant home on a first floor. >> we moved furniture up to the higher places, anything valuable's up high. just trying to p for the best. >> reporter: a

unfortunately for the hilo side will be damage. they have possibly more rain to come.hurricane, not tropical storm, soon to be a tropical depression continues to break up. leland: we've heard of people perhaps trapped by the flood waters. adam, thank you. kristin: tracking all we have another adam, our meteorologist adam klotz with the latest on tropical storm lane and its path. i know this is a slow moving storm. how much longer until it is completely away from the island? adam: unfortunately because of the very slow movement, the rain isolated deposits of rain will continue. it is moving in only three miles an hour. it is crawling. the wind is beginning to die down. down to 60 miles an hour. it would continue to weaken the next 24 hours or so. despite that it has not stopped it from raining.the big island stretching across the chain, the heaviest rain we are seeing has probably already passed but there still additional showers. the ground is very saturated particularly on the big island. there is no way for additional rate to go. this is the motion of the system. it

torrential rain around hilo. category three. not all the big island, but on the hilo side for sure. 120 miles an hour. the north at five. it looks like it will go two, one, and then just sit there and park it until it turns to the west on saturday. for us cool and mild. smoke as well came in yesterday. that held temperatures down 3 - 11 degrees below average. you can see a dip in the jet stream. that helps. a big fog bank. 50s on a lot of these temperatures and running cooler. the delta breeze is stronger. that tells me and you we are warming up that much. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. 5:31. cell says the traffic is? >> moderate. i would say getting a little slower. i'm hoping on this friday we will have slightly lighter conditions to start off with. vacaville, fairfield, vallejo, this collude is this commute looks pretty good. no major delays. high with 37 already showing a delay heading out from the vallejo area and heading to sonoma or marin county. you will see this traditional delay. it is not friday light there. other t

this is new video, from inside a home in "hilo," the water just >>> the flooding in h ght. this is new video from inside a home in hilo, the water just pouring off the street right down the stairs. hawaii avoided a direct hit by the now tropical storm lane, but nearly four feet of rain fell on the big island overnight. on maui, heavy winds fuelled a string of brush fires, evacuations. tropic watales and warnings have been discontinued but the national guard is on alert. >>> a north texas teenager isn't just fighting terminal brain cancer. she's also fighting her school to be able to wear a special wig she picked out. kate pepper beat cancer four years ago but now it's back. when she started losing her hair from chemo, she wound a wig that made her feel, in her words, awesome. but the turquoise tinted hair violates her school dress code and she was told to get a new wig. >> i was super excited when i had it on. i have felt so awesome. i feel awesome right now. >> kate is not backing wnistric the colorful in san jose. more than 10,000 people are expected to attend today and t

good news for much of the state but unfortunately for the hilo area, mike, massive amount of water in the last few days. >> stunning visualses coming from the great state of hawaii, you have the flooding, you have the fires, adam housely live in maui, thanks very much. >> for more on the track of lane let's get to meteorologist adam klotz in fox extreme weather center, adam. >> hey, there molly, the storm continues to weaken, winds falling down to 60 miles an hour, there's the center of circulation, hard to find at this point, still slow mover, big island is continuing to see some of the showers and everyone will at least see some bands of rain, here again, there is what should be the center of circulation and bands of rain stretching from the big island across island, most of the rain continuing to fall on the east side where they have seen at least in some isolated areas 40 to 45-inches, the slow movement should begin to pick up as we head through overnight hours but it's going to be move get away from hawaiian islands and weakening as it continues to do do running in upper level wi

typically, hilo gets 130 inches per year. but they could see 20 to 30 inches, which could be one to two months' rain falling in two days' time. the storm itself, the center may stay offshore. but as you heard at the national weather service office in honolulu, the impacts could be lashing the hawaiian islands starting now all the way into saturday evening as a category one hurricane, starting to curve off to the west. we'll have a closer update in ten minutes and issues with our own unhealthy air quality in ten minutes. >> speaking of our air quality, it's from a lot of smoke from the fires around us in the bay area, but there is a fire actively in the bay area. we're following breaking news in the east bay, a brush fire happening near mt. diablo. skyranger is over the scene now. what you are seeing is presumably a cal fire helicopter. our helicopter is above it. this is on the backside of mt. diablo near the juniper campground. we don't know if there are any evacuations at this point. you can see some of the smoke there. we'

this drone video shows some flooding in hilo.p to two feet of rain has fallen on parts of the big island. emergency crews had to rescue five tourists from a home they were renting in hilo after a nearby gulch overflowed. >> today the hurricane is expected to move close to hawaii's other main islands. for more on hurricane lane, here's neda. >> it is impressive how much rain we have already seen across the big island. the hurricane is moving closer to the islands cat-3. yesterday was 5, down to a 4. now it's calmer but still sustained winds 120 miles per hour. some impressive rain totals. the plots showing some models are pointing directly towards the island. some may move to the south of them. but for now, it is looking like overall the impact is definitely going to be widespread. kenny. >>> because of the hurricane, automatic hawaiian islands are under a state of emergency this morning. in hilo, on the big island, the rushing river attracted tourists and locals alike. spectators stood on this bridge during a break in the rain to

this is drone video of the flooding they are seeing on the big island around hilo. keep in mind more rain is coming. this is just the beginning. tonight a hurricane warning is still in effect for both maui and oahu. as the center of the storm creeps closer to those islands, the worst is expected in the overnight hours through tomorrow night. it's not going to be a direct hit but it won't take a direct hit for the storm to have a major impact. hurricane lane is turning up waves along the shores of hawaii's big island. the island chain is now under a state of emergency. >> hawaii is going to be impacted by hurricane lane. the question is how bad? >> reporter: torrential rains have been falling, this neighborhood became a lake. forcing one person to swim to safety before help arrived. elsewhere, children played in the flood waters. >> that's the key how slow the storm is moving and putting so much rain down. now you are going to put on top of that, about another foot and a half more of rain. >> reporter: the rushing wailuku river in hilo attracted a crowd, spectators s

a river on the hilo attracted a crowd. spectators stood on this bridge during a break of the rain to take videos. >> i have seen it get raging before. i don't feel -- i still feel like we're going to be blessed and okay. >> the sight is thrilling but authorities warn of danger in this uncertain storm. >> we are extremely concerned about the potential for inland flooding, landslides and damage to the transportation- communications infrastructure. >> and shelters are open throughout the islands this morning. >>> airlines are canceling flights as conditions deteriorate. united won't be flying in or out of maui or honolulu today. other airlines are expected to do the same. united did add two flights from honolulu to san francisco yesterday to help people get out. all major carriers are also waiving rebooking fees for hawaii-bound flights. and the storm is also having an impact on ocean traffic to hawaii. at least one cargo ship that left the port of oakland is currently parked in the pacific waiting for the storm to pass. mean

islands and the hurricane watches have been dropped and we're looking at the wettest august ever on hilo with 42 inches of rain so far. oahu will see 3 to 5 inches of rainfall and maui, 8 to 12 inches and the possibility of flash flooding and mountain runoffs. this system is not done yet because the heavy rain. the wind not much of an impact anymore, but the flooding rain as we see this move to molokini and also haiakala and we'll see big problems there. chris? >> thank you. although lane has weakened the thousands remain for thousands on hawaii's big island which has seen epic amounts of rainfall as lisa mentioned. abc 7 story. >> under water turning small rivers into raging torrents. here's what the normally calm rainbow looked like on friday. the storm has dumped more than 30 inches of rain. >> when you hear 30 inches of rain, it sounds biblical. >> hawaii representative chris todd says the ground has absorbed some of the epic rainfall, but not all of it. he's urging people to be careful. >> if the ground continues to saturate and it doesn't get absorbed as well i can see those levels

rainfall was 25 of 30+ inches on the hilo side. it has been picking up. i talked to a friend who says it has been very quiet but for others it has been very torrential rain. some of the rain and wind is approaching from oahu on the honolulu side. south facing beaches should have -- could have some issues. the moisture continues to drift northward and as it does and it moves slowly it could trigger another 25 inches of rain in some of the mountain areas and higher elevation. it should we can to two and then one but not until late tonight and tomorr steering currents hopefully taazy conditions for us. smoky an are three. we are 3 - degrees below average on the highs. that's not changing soon . the the smoke in the air probably took a couple of degrees temper yesterday. we are starting off with more 50s and 60s. that was not the case yesterday. pope valley 48. american canyon and vallejo, san anselmo. west and southwest wind at 24. gusts at 31. travis has the stronger delta breeze. along with the fog and drizzle and the smoke and the hazy temperatures will b

also to the west of hilo there was a report of 9+.ch stretches across from the eastern side to the western side there's a report of mudslides. the raid will probably be the big result of all of this, not so much the wind . the the core is staying far enough away. there could be strong gusts and storm surge on oahu. it will we can do category three it will produce in some of the mountain areas up to 25 inches of rain. i would not be surprised. we have already scene 7 - 12 at the leading edge of those coming in. back home we have another big fog bank in san francisco 67 today. still below average. they haven't been above average for two weeks now. low clouds in place. 50s and 60s. the lows have come up. water temperatures have come up and that plays into that . the a low cloud deck is reluctant to bring back very far. it does for some inland areas. everyone is reporting cloudy skies and temperatures, even tomorrow, out of the valley look to be holding steady, which is 70s and 80s. closer to the coast and bay it is 60s and 70s. we are st

cbs correspondent mireya villareal is at hilo, in hawaii. can you give us an update?he rain and wind coming in waves. in hilo we are standing on the swollen banks of the river, the name of which translates as dangerous waters. 0fficials as dangerous waters. officials say they've never seen the river look like this before. this is the strongest storm to hit in the last few decades. we've seen some strong winds and a lot of rain. in some areas they are predicting up to three feet of flooding and rain by the end of the hurricane. thank you. they're arguably one of wales's most extraordinary and important birds — but also amongst the least understood. skomer island off the pembrokeshire coast is home to half the world's population of manx shearwater — and for the first time in ten years researchers there have carried out a full census. they claim the species is a key indicator of the health of our seas as our correspondent steffan messenger has been finding out. a sea bird census on skomer island. they are listening out for manx shearwater, which spend the summer here rai

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akes its they show damage in one of the neighborhoods in hilo, which is on the big island of hawaii. this is from the "arizona republic," talking about john mccain, senator, ending his cancer treatment. a statement came from his family, who thanks supporters. no more treatment for john mccain at his and his family's request. the "new york times" for a minute talk a little bit about the fact that mr. mclean made clear he does -- mr. mccain made clear he doesn't tend to remain a senator -- does intend to remain a senator until his death. host: just part of the writing in the "new york times" as tributes and well wishes coming for senator mccain, who has decided no longer to get treatment for his brain cancer. angelica, edgewater, maryland, independent caller. hi, angelica. caller: hi. i want to say your previous caller brings up a good point in regards to big-money interests being represented. number two, i also do pray for mr. mccain's family and him as well. this is a very difficult time for the family, and he is in my prayers. having said that, i am very critical of the u.s. policy

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over the hills on the hilo side, they got 30 inches of rain.re's a different and bands are breaking off. we've got heavy rain here this morning, a massive rain that will come down for a half hour and go away. the good news, it allows it to come down the hill and the worries when it rains for some time. the good news is this thing is broken down to soon to be a tropical depression. >> neil: thank you. i want to take you now to dublin, ireland. the president-- i'm sorry, the pontiff, the pope, i should say is there, the first in 39 years. it comes at a tough time for the catholic church embroiled in reports of scandals dating back decades. the pope is taking this head-on as he travels in his pope mobile throughout the island. this will be a two day visit. he's acknowledged the abuse that's been rampant in the church in the past. he also went on to say the abuse of young people by members of the church can never be tolerated and will not be tolerated and our failure to address these repugnant crimes will not be allowed. he will be meeting with vic

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we've seen over 42 inches of rain in hilo and three-day records here and that will allow for some mud slides and certainly with the higher elevations there. 65 mile an hour winds right now and as this takes a left-hand turn we'll continue to see this weaken 40 miles an concerned about. it's the rainfall that continues to stack up and some of the different rainfall estimates are bringing in three to five inches of additional rain for oahu. maui, 8 to 12 inches of additional rainfall and a slight chance of tornadoes are possible. so as this continues to wind down in terms of wind. it is certainly not winding down in terms of rainfall and we have the higher elevations around maui and haleakala and around diamond head in oahu where we can see runoff and flooding problems with the rain lingering right on through the weekend. chris? >> as lisa said the danger remains for thousands on hawaii's big island which has seen epic amounts of rainfall and cornell barnard has more. >> reporter: lane has left its mark on hawaii turning small rivers into raging torrents. here's what the normally calm r

one to the west of hilo. higher elevations up to 1500 feet. another one mountain view on the big island. 8+ inches of rain in 12 hours. this looks to be the main focus because the strongest wind go out about 40 miles the eye, still i category four. really only tropical forest gusts will probably impact much of the big island or maui. it might be a bigger story for oahu. there could be 20+ or even 30 in some of the mountain areas. 10 or 15 inches brothers. hurricane warnings are out for flash flood warnings or advisories continue. it moves north and weakens for category one south of oahu. it takes a sharp turn out towards the west and goes south of hawaii. the core, going over a bully right now i saw a 55 miles an hour wind and 18 foot seas. that's the only bully i can see for observations . the form it is thing to the west southwest and is moving slowly to the north. rainfall is the big issue. ve a big fog bank. here, but i think that will stick around there are a few locations that are cooler, but for most it is upper 50s and 60s. 60 in half

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hilo take as brunt, where we're at, maui, molokai, waa hue and kauai they're bracing for a rain event were at stores yesterday. there was still stuff on the shelf. other smaller stores completely sold out didn't have a chance to restock. people for a few days have been prepared. they're not taking the storm lightly. when you talk to the mayor of honolulu he will tell you as other officials will, be ready for anything. >> the effects of this hurricane as it passes the island of oahu could be worse than like hector. the rain will be heavy and longer. the wind will be longer in duration. we could have coastal flooding that lasts longer because of winds that are whipping from the south and hitting the out shore. reporter: yeah, cheryl, right now with the similarity with this storm and couple others we covered, one for example in 2004 we covered in florida, hurricane francis, and broke up, battered the atlantic shore of florida back then, just really drenched us with rain. that is kind of the worry here. this storm is starting to break up a bit. still a large and dangerous storm. this will

hurricane lane packing a sustained wind of 130 miles an hour. 515 miles southeast of hilo, hawaii. theics lan the islands will have to keep an eye on this, but becoming a tropical storm by saturday evening. a closer look, the cone of uncertainty including the hawaiian island. large swells by the end of the week. check out live doppler 7. tracking the storm and the temperatures. drizzly morning and mid 80s for most of the wok week. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. >> okay. thanks. >> california has an official animal, fossil, and flower. now it's official, dude. we have a state sport. >> tomorrow on designed to save you money. wireless network even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesom

hurricane lane packing a sustained wind of 130 miles an hour. 515 miles southeast of hilo, hawaii.s lan the islands will have to keep an eye on this, but becoming a tropical storm by saturday evening. a closer look, the cone of uncertainty including the hawaiian island. large swells by the end of the week. check out live doppler 7. tracking the storm and the temperatures. drizzly morning and mid 80s for most of the wok week. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. >> okay. thanks. >> california has an official animal, fossil, and flower. now it's official, dude. we have a state sport. >> tomorrow on let's see. if these packs have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you think bigger is better. actually, it's bulkier. always discreet doesn't need all that bulk to protect. because it's made differently. the super absorbent core quickly turns liquid to gel, for drier protection that's a lot less bulky. looks like good things really do come in small packages. always discreet. for bladder leaks. designed to save you money. wireless network even when you've got serious binging to do

hurricane lane is southeast of hilo, hawaii. the track has changed the past 24 hours tmp.t does take a northern turn by late in the week, friday and into the upcoming weekend. now you do notice within the cone of uncertainty which is the area that the storm could potentially travel, it does now include oahu and kauai later this week. we could be talking about strong winds and heavy rain. we'll keep you updated. we could likely see tropical storm if not hurricane watches today or tomorrow. back here at home, the as game will look nice later. 65 degrees at the coliseum. as the game wraps up, 10:00, cooling to 60 degrees. enjoy. here's the accu-weather seven-day forecast, the next seven days, a cooler afternoon compared to the weekend today. tomorrow, the coolest day we have all week. we'll see coastal drizzle, as well. as we head into wednesday and thursday, we're either at or slightly below average with the little change, and really you see no real warmup in sight. even saturday and sunday, comfortable. 70s and 80s away from the coast. enjoy the bright sunshine later on thi

ergency crews had to rescue five tourists from a home they were renting in hilo after a nearby gulch overflowed. >> also, a fast flooding waterfall. it is engulfing the islands. roads are closed because of the flash floods and a state of emergency has been issued for the entire island chain. >> hurricane lane is still dangerous, so we are asking all of our residents statewide to pay attention, listen to the updates. >> more rain is still to come as hurricane lane moves through the pacific at just six miles per hour. residents are bracing for the storm. you can see two people swimming here and nearby you could also see a shed and tent that has been flooded along with a submerged car. tourists are taking precautions. >> we are scared because we have never experienced a hurricane. >> we are staying at the marriott, they already put sandbags in certain places to prevent the water from coming in. >> they told us that we have to stay in the room, probably the bathroom, not go near the window. >> meanwhile, at the airports united airlines canceled all flights to and from the island today. h

80 - 84 degrees off of hilo. off of kawai and a wahoo it is around 84 degrees. there is plenty of warm water there to help generate. it will run into a little bit of sheer moving north. it will help we can it a little bit as it moves north. only nine miles an hour.. is not always the wind, it's can be the storm surge, the torrential rain causing flooding , it's can have just as many impacts as the wind there could be a lot of issues. talk about weather. we are 5 - 14 degrees the below average yesterday. that is a system that dipped in. mild. d allow the fog to bur a sooner burn off would allow temperatures back to the upper 70s to lower 80s, which is kind of what will happen. we are still below average. we are below average. we do have some nice conditions. it will be hazy with a lot of smoke in the air. 60s, 70s, and mainly 80s. day three of the cooler pattern. 60s, 70s, and 80s on some of these temperatures. these are below average. concord and livermore should be closer to 86 or 87. maybe even cooler by sunday. >>> a power outage left a woman and many others

italy's transport minister has criticized the maintenance on the bridge that collapsed in genoa then hilo tony nearly has ordered a check of major infrastructure across the country is demanded all documentation from the company that oversees the bridges maintenance rescue teams are pulled thirty seven bodies from the rubble on a quest to see if maintenance to the bridge has not been out to taken as it should have it is extraordinary that this could have led to the blockage of such an important port as genoa we are studying a support proposal at the moment which will allow us to get people out of genoa and also a reconstruction project for the bridge israel has reopened the only commercial crossing into gaza carol salim was closed on july ninth during crease tension between israelis and palestinians the defense minister says clothes fuel and construction material can now enter. india's prime minister has revealed what is being called the world's largest government funded health scheme where andrew modi says it will cover around half a billion people he made the announcement during independ

you have really catastrophic flooding on hilo and on the big island. look at what's going on in oahu right now. there is sunshine right now. tons of people out on the beach. this is after the entire area was cleared h slowed down a bit. we expect to see strong rains and severe later this evening here. lane seems to be losing a bit of intensity, but forecasters warn this is still a very dangerous storm. >> we are extremely concerned about the potentials for flooding and landslides occurring and damage to the transportation and communications infrastructure. >> in many areas, the damage is already done. catastrophic flooding washed away roads and swallowed entire communities and the attack from mother nature is expected to continue. >> this is going to be a marathon-based event. bottom line is we are going to see torrential rains occur for the next 48 to 72 hours. >> a prediction that worries the 3 300,000 or so tourists still re expected a hurricane and never experienced one. >> there never has been one like this. the strongest hurricane to track within

maria villarreal is on hilo, hawaii's big island. >> reporter: good morning.e rain that is hereg in waves here on the big island, it wasn't raining about an hour ago, and now we have it werted to feel one of the bands come into the big island. on tat that is starting to do, ing to doting to actually cause the areas like where we are standing now, the outer banks of the rive sw u rhawaii that translates to rengerous waters. residents, they say they have f the seen a river like this. this is one of the strongest storms, one of the strongest hurricanes to hit hawaii in the last 26 years. what we're told right now is reat we could see up to three feet of water in some of these reas. raging rivers and mudslides are forcing some road closures on idesisland. we have also seen cars abmerged. have seen also roads that are buckling in the area. there were some evacuations for the residents on the big island. some of those people here actually took advantage of that. but now the hurricane is going thetart to turn, and what we are going to see is the dirty side of the hur

el futuro para miles de jÓvenes amparados bajo el programa dacaÉticamente pende de un hilo despuÉs derte de quienes estÁn a favor y en contra de este beneficio migratorio. una situaciÓn que se hace mÁs urgente y que los jÓvenes deben saber que hacer y que tomar en cuenta. ramÓn: le comento que en estos momentos el futuro de daca es incierto debido a que el juez no tomÓ una decisión definitiva el miÉrcoles en torno a este programa migratorio.lo mÁs importante dicen expertos, es que los que drimers actÚen bien informados de que tomÉ la decisiÓn correcta en caso de que sea o no aprobada la continuidad o vigencia del programa daca. le explico en el siguiente reporte. >> necesitamos que los jÓvenes renueven lo antes posible. para asegurarse que puedan renovar a tiemp. antes de que programa se ha terminado. >> ese es el consejo clave queda esta organice representante para jÓvenes amparados bajo daca despuÉs de que el juez decidiera esperar hasta el lunes para recibir los argumentos a favor y en contra del programa daca. mientras se ventila este litigio en tribunales. quÉ deben hacer los jÓv

the hilo side had a tremendous ever -- amount of rain. is can pack a wallop on the rainfall. that will be the main concern as it tracks toward the north. as it does it moves very slowly and does not set up well. it may park it there until about saturday and then moved to the west. that looks to be the track as it weakens from category three and changing to category one. it is moving so slowly and it can produce some really heavy rain totals. cool to mild forecast. even some drizzle out there. there's a fine line on the temperatures. 60s and 70s and just near 80. that dip is continuing to usher in a big fog bank. 50s and 60s. a little cooler than yesterday. more 50s and 60s including those in the east bay. orinda 57. pretty close for everybody. and onshore breeze continues. i don't see much warming. cool and smoky with hazy skies improving later tonight into tomorrow. the pattern is really favorable for a cool one. that's what we are in right now. 60s and 70s on most of the temperatures. sal is here and tells us if there is improvement. >>> traffic is finally moving along pret

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catastrophic, water rushing so fast that this is what it looked like inside of anna madrid's home in hilo, a seemingly endless waterfall cascading down her stairwell. lane is still churning offshore but moving so slowly that band after band of torrential downpours keep lashing the big island on its march through the rest of the state. so with the ground already saturated by a foot of rain yesterday, another 2 feet fell last night into this morning. >> just shocked. never have i seen it like this in 43 years. >> reporter: lane is weakening but now heading toward hawaii's most populated island of oahu and maui where on waikiki -- >> please leave the area. the beaches are closed. >> -- tourists are warned to stay out of the water and tropical storm force winds are pushing a wildfire on maui toward the tropical town of lahaina. meanwhile fema is stockpiling relief supplies in honolulu ready for a storm that could be hawaii's worst in a generation. it's quite the interesting setup because the circulation of the storm, the wind, is really dying down rapidly, but at the same time the amount of r

joining us on the phone from hilo, hawaii ... is tal-madge magno... he is the civil defense administrator for the county of hawaii.(ken) thank you for joining us tonight, we saw that the civil defense tweeted that mail delivery has been cancelled.. and all post offices will be closed tomorrow. walk us through the process of essentially shutting things down as hurricane lane gets closer? (pam) (pam) the bay area has deployed hundreds of people to the different hawaiian(ken) 4's ali reid joins us live from san francisco .... ali? volunteers are ready to help once the damage is done.for now red cross evacuation centers are prepped.pkgthe red cross has deployed over 200 volunteers to the hawaiian islands.on the ground, ready to work at evacuation centers, post landfall centers, do damage assessmentwith more than 1 million people already seeing the first signs of hurricane lane ... a lot of families outside the hazard areas havve been advised to shelter at home.gonna be a serious flooding event. there's already a foot of rain in the big island. and serious

streets were flooded, rivers began overflowing their banks and this extends 200 miles southwest of hiloern is shifting to the island of maui which has been hit with tropical storm force wind and several airlines have canceled flights in and out of the island's major airports and at last check maui county was housing 250 evacuees in shelters, the storm has been downgraded from a category 5 since it began to track toward hawaii but officials say it is still a dangerous storm. >> lane has been downgraded, it is wide and very moist and it is going to hang around for a while because it is moving slowly. that is why we are taking so much precaution here. >> reporter: for that reason parts of hawaii are under a hurricane warning including honolulu, despite the fact it is pretty calm. we expect another update from the central pacific hurricane center in 30 minutes. rob: hopefully will turn left sooner rather than later. brand-new facial recognition technology at airports is nabbing crooks. and imposter caught at dulles airport in dc after his passport didn't match his face, they found the id fr

the same areas so we have seen one hundred sixty thousand and thirty two millimeters of rain here in hilo as well as just to the just to the north northeast northwest we have seen about eleven hundred just over eleven hundred millimeters of rain some locations have seen even more than net so what you expect to see of the next few days well the storm is expected to make its way towards the west but in that area anywhere from the big island over towards maui even over towards honolulu we can still expect to see in the next two to three days three to four hundred millimeters of rain so flash flooding mudslides landslides power outages are still going to be a major problem as well as road closures across many of the areas that need recovery as well as relieve. still to come here. ecuador lifts border restrictions to allow entry to venezuela's fleeing economic crisis. and coming up in support ferrari's formula one team owners of victims of the genuine bridge. and instantly shifting news cycle receive in change in america tweet the listening post takes questions the world's media double will be

rain is and we have seen incredible amounts of rain just over the last seventy two hours over here in hilo nine hundred eighty one millimeters of rain in three days just over here towards we have seen a thousand and four and these numbers are actually going up so these are about probably ten to fifty millimeters just in the last half hour because that is how much it is raining across the region how much more rain we're exposed to get well the track of the storm is going to take it to the northwest and then over here towards the west but still because it is moving so slow across this area we still expect to see another four hundred plus millimeters of rain just in the next couple days so no wind but it is going to be the flooding that is going to be a major problem from the big island all the way over to. the way the sponsored body counts on a race. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of sanctuary are realized but sometimes disenchantment and hostility drives them home in the first of two films on these contrasting experiences p

the region as a matter of fact we are seeing excessive amounts of rain on the island of hawaii in hilo four hundred thirty two millimeters of rain have fallen over the last forty two hours and we have seen eight hundred eighteen millimeters of rain just the last forty eight hours so flash flooding downed trees mudslides landslides across the region and because the storm is moving so slowly it's only moving to the north at about eight kilometers that means it's going to be raining over this area for quite a long period of time now this is the track we expect to see with the storm making its way north and then turning to the west but until it actually turns to the west where there's still a little bit of uncertainty and what we're going to be seeing actually a couple of the models the european model as well as the american model actually disagree with the direction of this so until that turn actually happens we need to be watching this very very carefully over the next few days and as they said we are looking at flash flood warnings and watches across much of the area hurricane watches a

this is new video, from inside a home in "hilo >>> we'll have your forecast in just a bit. >>> now to hawaii where the flooding continues. this is fnew video from inside home. the water pouring off the street and down the stairs. hawaii avoid add direct hit by tropical storm lane. heavy winds cutting power to thousands enforcing evacuations. tropical storm watches and warnings have been discontinued. the national guard is on alert. >>> emergency crews are there in hawaii helping with flood relief. more than three dozen arrived on thursday. the fire chief says they were helping people recover from massive flooding. >>> now to a teen aager in texa who is fighting terminal brain cancer and she fighting her school so she can wear a special wig. she beat cancer. when she started losing her hair a week before her senior year started she found a wig that made her feel in her words awesome. the turquoise tinted hair violates the school dress code. she was told to get a new one. >> i got super excited. i felt so awesome. i feel awesome right now. >> kate says she hopes the district will recons