well, hurricane eta, the water hasn't even fully receded yet.ater is up to rooftops, and also, it destroyed most the major levies in the area where the epicentre of the damage, which is the valley around san pedro here. so with the water bogged and the water levies, the conditions are really ripe for more flooding and quicker flooding. and we could also see more landslides this time around which are huge danger. you talked about the panic a little earlier, people essentially than having to make their own decisions about where to ta ke their own decisions about where to take shelter, how to evacuate, there is no systematic government policy? the government is completely overwhelmed is. they havejust not been able to put out a clear message and they are not able to attend to the needs of their population. they are broke because of the covid—19 pandemic and frankly, also due toa pandemic and frankly, also due to a lot of corruption. and there is just to a lot of corruption. and there isjust nothing... the people are really reliant on other people.

it hit just days after hurricane eta devastated communities across the region, killing at least 150 people and leaving tens of thousands homeless. we'll have the latest on the central american hurricanes, fueled by the climate crisis, later in the broadcast. president trump continues to refuse to concede to president-elect joe biden. on monday, trump tweeted that ohio's next republican gubernatorial primary would be hotly contested after republican governor mike dewine publicly acknowledged biden's victory. on monday, trump's campaign gave up major parts of its federal lawsuit challenging election results in pennsylvania, a state biden won by over 73,000 votes. trump supporters also dropped lawsuits challenging results in michigan, georgia, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. georgia's republican secretary of state says members of his own party are pressuring him to exclude legally cast ballots from a hand recount of november 3's election results. speaking from quarantine after his wife tested positive for covid, bread -- brad raffensperger said south carolina senator lindsey graham urged him to

dramatic rescues as families struggle to escape the floods from hurricane eta.ight, that storm is headed toward florida. the forecast on where and when it will hit. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from cbs news election headquarters in times square. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with the country on edge and the election still undecided. it has been 20 years since america waited this long to know who its next president would be. then, it came down to one state: florida. tonight, it comes down to four, where they are still counting ballots. as we come on the air, joe biden now leads in those states, moving him closer to winning the white house. but his lead still isn't decisive enough to get him to the 270 electoral votes he needs. at the same time, president trump's path to reelection has narrowed, even as his legal team is mounting challenges, and even though he is vowing not to concede. in philadelphia today, supporters of joe biden cel

many of them already lost their homes in hurricane eta just months ago. [speaking spanish] >> hurricane iota has been getting stronger as it rose over the western caribbean on the way to central america. it is predicted to drop at least 40 centimeters of rain over guatemala and southern belize. the u.s. national hurricane center warned that the high rainfall will lead to significant flash flooding and mudslides. at least 200 people were killed when hurricane eta public -- pummeled the coast this month. according to scientists, climate change is to blame for the intensity and share destructive force of this year's storms. >> let move down to another bit of the day's main business news. we can bring in our correspondent from our business desk. let's start with our markets, we are seeing strong gains after positive but early data over another potential coronavirus vaccine. cole: that is right. this one is from the american firm, modderna. the vaccine is nearly 95% effective. just preliminary data but it has been welcomed with a rally on wall street. the dow j

unfortunately, to the same location that is were hardest hit by major hurricane eta less than two weeksgo. the official track from the national hurricane center, this is also a concerning trend. in the updates just three hours ago, it was forecast to be a category 3 upon landfall, late monday into early tuesday. now forecast to be a category 4 with winds at least 130 miles per hour. i mean, this is a very powerful or the potential to be a very powerful major hurricane. and it's not only the wind damage that will be a concern, but also the flood and landslide potential that we know can devastate this region from what we saw two weeks ago with hurricane eta creating dozens of casualties across the region thanks to the landslides and mudslides. the difference with this storm compared to eta, it will track across central america and re-emerge over the eastern pacific and not pose a threat to the united states. flipping focus here, we talk about the u.s. and the atlantic hurricane season. we have 30 named storms so far this year and the season has another roughly 10 days to go. just very, ve

. >>> hurricane eta, the destruction caused by the tropical storm as it made landfall today. >>> plus the recent recount, it begins. the new tactic one swing state is doing to denounce claims of voter fraud. >>> and during the best in class hour, kelly shares her hilarious story about how her 6-year-old daughter, river, often pulls a genius prank on her teachers. this is to get out of doing homework. oh, yeah. i'm sure a lot of kids and parents can relate to this one. watch it on "the kelly clarkson show" coming up for you at 3:00. by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. >>> welcome back. new details. the japanese prime minister and biden talked on the phone to enhance japan/u.s. alliance. biden assured him that the u.s. would uphold the treaty to defend the senkaku islands. they also talked about having cooperation in dealing with covid and climate change issues. the two plan to meet in the u.s. after the presidential inaugurati inauguration. >>> nine days after the elec

less than two weeks after suffering hurricane eta's deadly wrath. let's get right to rob marciano. b, good evening. >> reporter: hey, tom. this is likely to be our second major hurricane in the month of november, a record. it's heading right to where people don't need it. a cat 1 now, but could be a 3 or 4 at landfall late tomorrow night, near the border of honduras and nicaragua. this is the last thing the people need with more severe rainfall. in the states, severe weather with winds gusting over 70 miles an hour, that intense line is moving across pennsylvania, philly, d.c., new york, boston around midnight. cold air and cold winds pouring in for the rest of the week in the northeast. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back, justin johnson getting his first masters win. the record he shattered, previously held by two of golf's biggest stars. stay with us. after my heart attack, everything changed. but i got a second chance to be there for the people i love. when i had a heart attack, my doctor chose brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. br

this was the scene in honduras, as the colombian air force assisted after hurricane eta devastated theis quickly approaching as tropical storm iota heads toward central america. nearly 1 million people in honduras have been displaced thanks to landslides and the powerful hurricane eta, sparking growing fears as iota approaches. and we are also tracking typhoon vamco which is currently bearing down on vietnam. let's get the latest with cnn meteorologist, derek van dam. >> let's get to the most immediate threat that is, of course, typhoon vamco as you said. 150-kilometer-per-hour sustained winds. there is a lot of cool ocean water temperatures along the coast of vietnam. really, you need temperatures above 28 degrees celsius to sustain a typhoon or hurricane. water temperatures there, just checked, about 24 to 25 degrees celsius. so this has caused rapid weakening in the storm. this is mainly a rain event for central vietnam. you can see rainfall totals over the past 24 hours have been substantial. another 50 to 100 millimeters. it has been an extremely busy past two months for vietnam.

threatening nicaragua and honduras, as the people struggle to recover from the destruction caused by hurricane etaypt discovers a new ancient treasure trove including hundreds of mummified animals, birds and crocodiles — the biggest find this year. thousands of people have marched through the streets of washington to show their support for donald trump's unfounded claims of fraud in the presidential election. the demonstrations came after projections gave the state of georgia to the president—electjoe biden. many of the protesters gathered in ‘freedom plaza' before marching towards the supreme court. president trump's motorcade passed the demonstrators and did a circuit of the plaza, before carrying on to his golf club in sterling, virginia. since election night, president trump has tweeted dozens of times promoting claims of voter fraud — without providing any evidence. meanwhile supporters of president—electjoe biden gathering at the ‘black lives matter plaza', close to the white house. joe biden‘s victory has been strengthened by his win in the state of georgia — which gives him 306 electoral c

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liberty. >>> hurricane eta brought catastrophic damage to central america's poorest communities. . >> reporter: eta slammed into central america as one of the region's most powerful hurricanes in years. the storm made landfall on nicaragua's northern coast as a category 4 hurricane tuesday afternoon bringing life- threatening storm surge, flash flooding and catastrophic winds. the storm came as a surprise to much of honduras and northern nicaragua, tripling in strength in just 24 hours. >> this was sudden and we weren't expecting it. the water levels of the river started to rise even though it barely rained here. >> reporter: natural disasters typically cause devastation to nicaragua's poorest region and this storm was no exception. most people there live in wooden homes with little chance to withstand hurricane force winds. it came ashore with sustained winds up to 140 miles per hour, ripping off roofs, tearing down trees and downing power lines. >> we don't have power here. we don't even have a radio of how to inform ourselves about this. all of us here have been can caught by s

hurricane eta struck just 15 o miles nortiota's landfall. the hurricanes' damatended well beyond northeastern nicaragua. from panama to southeastern mexico, torrential rai engorged rivers and left huge swaths of land under water. in some parts, the downpours triggered deadly landslides. in guatemala, the village of quejaÁ, a mountainside gave way, and buried dozens of people. after rescue efforts were called off, the area was deemed "camposanto," sacred land for the dead. guatemalan government crews flew to isolated villages to stribute aid. but they haven't even reached places like san juan cotzal. so the local ixil maya community, have to sav themselves. on sunday, volunteers from the local catholichurch collected food and donations. but delivering that aid is a challenge, when the storms destroyed bridges that used to connect 20 communities. last week. tald to us late >> ( translated ): there have been a lot of landslides, major losses to property and communities have now been left out of touch. toma visited homes to document the storms' i

what's most incredible is this precise region, just 15 miles apart and to the north is where hurricane eta made landfall two weeks ago today, and that was a category 4. hurricane iota comes ashore as a category 4. statistically, category 4s hit nicaragua once every 47 years. 14 days apart, and 15 miles apart is where these two storms came to shore. the national hurricane center classifies this as catastrophic. this region is impoverished, coming off the heels of a major hurricane in the last two weeks, and now another major hurricane makes landfall in a similar spot. looking at a category 2 with winds gusting over 125 miles per hour at this hour. the previous storm left behind $200 million in losses in nicaragua, 5 billion to the north with landslides and mud slides in honduras. you'll notice storm surge threats diminishing, down to 10 feet was as high as 20 feet, the height of the storm, and fortunately, the mountains of the region will break the system apart rather quickly. unfortunately to do that, they'll essentially squeeze all of the moisture out on top of these communities. anytime

reporter: as the floodwaters begin to reseed the alarming scale of the devastation left by hurricane etapparent. more than one week after eta slammed into the region as a powerful category four hurricane rescue workers continued to search for people trapped under mudslides and debris. >> there are thousands of people in shelters. there are already more than 20,000. 37 damaged bridges. 50 completely demolished. reporter: in honduras, one of the countries worst affected, thousands have been displaced. many have lost everything and are now forced to sleep on the side of the road. some parts of the country are still on the water -- underwater complicating relief efforts. quite there are more than 100 roads that have been damaged. there are over 70 communities completely blocked. which means no food out. reporter: over a period of four days eta drenched an area from panama to southern new mexico -- southern mexico. nine dead and forced thousands of evacuations. >> it came with tremendous pressure. it quickly flooded the house. some of our neighbors came together and grabbed d'este's. that is

just would five kilometers from where hurricane iota came -- hurricane eta came ashore weeks ago. they have n electricity and no phone service. for more now, we want to bring in the sustainability director at world vision international. she joins us from nicaragua. it is fun to have you on the program. >> as you just sd, this is to prevent a catastrophic problem in nicaragua. at this moment, there is no energy. we cannot make any connection. we know the landfall was very strong but there has been a lot of rain and a lot of wind in the area. brent: let me ask you, i know the organization. you're trying to help the people there. what do you need most right now? >> what we are setting up is the kits for the refreshment of the houses. this is for the families to reild. th is necessary for the children and the families and it can -- they cannot go back home at this moment. brent: we know the pandemic has been this -- especially hard. you say people eyes but they may not be exposed to the coronavirus. >> it is our concern because there is a lot of people in one place. the government is

the video from florida, hurricane eta to blame for this. the boat seems to take the impact pretty well, though. the owner comes around and is actually able to grab the front of the boat, but what are you going to do? hold on to it? pray? >> he's going to be there a while. >> he needs a little bit of help, poor guy. >> that is not a good scenario. >> i hope he has good insurance. >> yeah, the water always wins. >> the insurance adjuster is going to ask why did you not have that secured as a tropical storm or hurricane was approaching the coast. >> maybe it was, it just was too strong. crazy. >> it could have ripped loose. they're still dealing with that. this has yet to make landfall on the west coast of florida. this is now tropical storm eta, it's been a hurricane, tropical depression, then regained hurricane strength. it's off the coast of tampa producing a lot of rain in western florida. talking about flooding rains because that florida, all of florida, is very flat, and it collects water. and we're talking about heavy amounts of moistur

now we have hurricane iota, just on the heels of eta that made landfall in basically the same locations make landfall in the next few days. 120 climater sustained winds. the national hurricane center has the storm rapidly intensifying in the next 24 hours, potentially reaching major hurricane status before making landfall near that nicaragua and honduras border. lots of rain, the potential for landslides exists across the same regions. michael? >> derek van dam, good to see you. thank you. >> same to you. >>> i'm michael holmes. for viewers in the united states and canada, i'll be back with more cnn newsroom after a short break. up next for our international viewers, business traveler. hi sabrina! >>hi jen! so this aveeno® moisturizer goes beyond just soothing sensitive skin? exactly jen! calm + restore oat gel is formulated with prebiotic oat. and strengthens skin's moisture barrier. uh! i love it! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ and now your co-pilot. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still ha

i know you're tracking what's going on with hurricane eta in the gulf. >>> yeah, we've seen that happeningr the past couple of days really developing and strengthening and so this is, yeah, november and we're still talking about hurricanes. earlier it was a category 5. it is now a category 4 hurricane and expected to move into nicaragua later today as possibly a category 5 hurricane, really unusual to see hurricanes this strong this late in the season. so we'll continue to monitor that today especially as it moves inland and possibly could move back out over water over the next few days. and if it does so it may redevelop once again. here at home weather is all nice and quiet, and we're going to see more of that over next few days. as that high pressure moves out of the way, it's going to make way for some storm systems to move in. we're keeping our fingers crossed that we can get some rain out of these things because it is so dry. we're in an extreme drought. it looks like a lot of the rain will be limited for us but may be a limb bit better for parts of the sierra. it could bring in some

now florida was battered by very heavy rainfall due to hurricane eta, and it also caused heavy rainfallthe carolinas. take a look at this footage. floods in north carolina have caused disruptions for many commuters as water blocked roads. about 140 people were rescued by firefighters in charlotte. the city had 117 millimeters of rain on thursday, setting a new daily record for the spot. now eta has become a low pressure system and it's now moving over the waters. but more rain is possible for portions of the carolinas. that's it for me. stay safe. >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks for watching, and do stay with us for more. >>> this is "newsline" biz, i'm gene otani. the u.s. government says it is putting a hold on its plan to impose a ban on the chinese-owned video sharing app tiktok. the deparent of commerce released a statement on thursday, the day the ban was set to take effect. it cited a temporary injunctions issued by a pennsylvania court last month as the reason for the move. the trump administration has claimed that the app collects data that could be mi

. >>> on our storm watch tonight, tampa, these are some live pictures trying to come in of hurricane eta. it's just off the florida gulf coast. see, there's so much wind and rain going on right now it actually scrambled the signal. we lost it. >> it's hard to keep television equipment up and operating when you're dealing with 75 mile an hour winds, torrential tropical rainfall. this is a storm that will not go away. it's tropical storm eta. 70 mile an hour sustained winds right now, which is just barely below hurricane strength as it's swirling up just to the west of tampa right now, but bringing tons of rain throughout the tampa/st. petersburg area. i've seen cars trying to drive through water they shouldn't try to drive through. this is going to make landfall to the north of tampa and then across the florida peninsula as we head through the next 24 hours. around our neck of the woods, clearing skies and chilly temperatures later on tonight, especially for inland portions of the area. dry weather thursday, just a little warmer thanks to the additional sunshine. it's going to peek throug

it struck nicaragua and struck villages still recovering from hurricane eta. just two weeks ago.eople were killed and several missing in nicaragua. panama reported one person dead. the storm could dump as much as 12 inches of rain. the president of honduras warned the entire country is at risk. >>> rapper lil wayne is facing a farm arms charge and a settlement in the purdue opioid case. those are the headlines. >>> a federal bankruptcy judge approved a landmark $8.3 billion settlement that stems from the company's involvement in helping to fuel the country's addition in oky con ton and other dangerous opioid drug. members of the family that own the company agreed to pay $225 million to settle civil claims. the miami harold claims lil wayne was charged with possessing a gun as a convicted felon. records say the rapper admitted to owning a gold-plated gun in his personal jet. the documents reveal authorities reported finding ammunition and suspected illegal drugs. he pleaded guilty from possessioning a firearm in 2007. convicted felons are barred from boning guns and faces up to 10

that's already been battered by hurricane eta. at will residents need to watch out for. >> we are looking at hurricane iota just east of nicaragua. this is a category 5 major hurricane. that could produce less threatening storm surge and major winds. people in central and mother america are dealing with the busiest hurricane season this year. iota is a record 38th named storm for the atlantic, and it could have been the second intense storm in just two weeks to strike central america. the storm system is packing gusts at 315 kilometers per hour. that could lead to widespread power cuts. coastal flooding would be the main threat. expect storm surge of more than six meters along the east coast of nicaragua. and rainfall could total 500 millimeters. flooding and landslides are also possible. meanwhile, a high pressure system dominating the central america will produce foul weather. winds will also bring spring-like temperatures to the southwest all the way up to the midwest by mid-week. 60 degrees in chicago on tuesday. it will jump u

there is a humanitarian catastrophe right now because of hurricane eta. we're going to see this storm moving in. in honduras, 100,000 people are homeless because of eta, and now this storm could dump 30 inches of rain on those same people that are now living under bridges, in shelters, and in one shelter, 50% of the people tested positive for covid. so, can you imagine what's going on down there in central america? all right, let's turn our attention to the northeast. still about 500,000 people without power. all those blue dots are wind damage reports from last night. thankfully, that line of storms is gone. so, for today, still breezy, a little chilly in the great lakes. no problems, really, in the south. we do have a new storm coming into the northwest. and as we take a look at the week ahead, it's going to be a cold wednesday in the northeast, very cold, especially early in the morning. a new storm in the northwest. but you'll notice we don't have a lot of huge weather headlines this week across the country. it looks pretty nice for most of us. kasie,

he firedist was hurricane eta has been downgraded to a tropical storm after it smashed into nicaraguawinds and made landfall. a 13-year-oldl g died in neighboring honduras. argentinians -- has undergone successful brain surgery. fans met the news with cheers. the 1986 world cup winner was admitted to hospital on monday. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on this program, th voters have had their say now. it may be the lawyer's turn. we are going to take a deep d fe in tures ahead in the election. british politicians have approved a one month coronavirus lockdown for england. barbara: another. of strict national was not the plan. oncegain, there were tight restctions ordered on lives liberties and >> >> >> with status and the second wave are expected to potentially exceed those of the first, ire n h only one conclusion. i am not prepared to take the risk of the lives of the british peop. reporter: he assured that the restrictio would legally those who support this lockdown say that it shld have happened earlier. ka although the government easily won the vote of to

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. >>> and the daytona beach news journal says that hurricane eta is strengthening as it nears the coastcaragua. the category 4 hurricane is packing maximum sustained winds of 150 miles per hour. that's almost a category 5. the nicaraguan army scrambled to evacuate people. they are warning of catastrophic winds, massive flooding and landslides. nearly three feet of rain could fall on nicaragua and honduras through friday. >>> and the washington post says a run away train was saved by a whale. the train ran past the end of the elevated tracks in the netherlands yesterday but instead of plummeting more than 350 fe 30 feet to the ground, it came to rest on a giant plastic sk l sculptu sculpture. ironically, the sculpture's name was saved by a whale's tale. >>> still ahead, a popular children's toy grows up. play-doh celebrates adulthood with some new scents and they're already sold out. adult scents and they're already sold out. ready to juvÉderm it? correct age-related volume loss in cheeks with juvÉderm voluma xc, add fullness to lips with juvÉderm ultra xc and smooth moderate to severe l

nicaragua was pounded by hurricane eta two weeks ago. 230 people have been killed from that particular system due to landslides and floods in central america. here's the situation when it comes to hurricane iota. it is a category 2 storm, so it has weakened a little bit, but it is moving through the same area with that force and will continue to bring concerns of serious rainfall as we go through the day. with the winds moving through, some rainfall amounts can be from 200 to 300 mill mitimeters rain. it'll be a concern. warm air moving into the central and southern plains, but rain will be a part of the story for the west coast as we go through tuesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ inside ♪ ♪ >>> that concludes this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard. please stay tuned. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. japan's ana group plans to slash hiring for a second year, as the coronavirus spreads turbulence through the global airline industr

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there is been a storm named this far into the greek alphabet and atlantic basin, so we are onto hurricane eta. this is a tropical storm yesterday morning. now is a category four hurricane. talk about rapid intensification. this is a very well organized system. off the coast of nicaragua and it is shifting to the west, southwest. it will continue pressing to the west, the problem is it will be very slow. we switch over to the forecast, and retracted over the next five days, it is just not going to progress very far inland very quickly which means not only do they have to worry about the storm surge, and the wind along the coast, but even as the storm weekends it will produce tons of rain, and this is part of central america that is very susceptible to landslides, especially when you talk about feet of rain. just another entry in a historic atlantic hurricane season. >>> our issue today has been not so great air-quality. mostly in the moderate category which is the yellow dots on the map here but around the south end of the bay, is been tipping more to but unhealthy for sensitive groups range.

. >> nbc meteorologist janessa web with us taking a look at hurricane eta. good morning. >> good morning. this storm system continues to intensify. now a hurricane, and it poses a serious threat for central america. now it's not going to go into the gulf it will hit land the flooding is going to be a big-time issue the national hurricane issue has joined as a cat 2 by tomorrow at landfall and then it turns into a depression this is a record breakinseason that cg onday along with wind advisories we're going to have wind gusts from new york city to boston, gusts up to 50 miles per hour. very important we take a look at that election day forecast coming up. >> you're right. we'll hear from you then thank you. >>> coming up, the eagles soar past the cowboys in a sunday night showdown. >>> and life goal. a heartwarming announcement from one of sports biggest power couples. "early today" is back in two ewww. dead skin cells? gross! so now, i grab my swiffer heavy duty sweeper and dusters. dusters extends to 6 feet to reach way up high... to grab, trap and lock away

the storm made landfall in almost the same location as hurricane eta did. people have been evacuated. they warn storm surge could reach up to 20 feet. >>> and a spacex capsule with four astronauts on board safely docked with the international space station. the spacecraft dubbed resilience took 27 hours to get there after launching from the kennedy space center on sunday. the crew made up of three americans and one japanese astronaut will call the orbit a laboratory home for six months. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news." new arrests in a college scandal. >>> caught on video. a passerby jumps into a river to save a drowning woman. this is the "cbs morning news." news." ♪ beds get sick too protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness-causing bacteria detergents leave behind. proven to kill covid-19 in a whole new way. now roomba vacuums exactly where you need it, and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you and your home. roomba and the irobot home app. only from irobot. you can take advantage of $0 preventive den

those are the same countries devastated just over a week ago by hurricane eta. scientists say the record number of storms this season is connected to the climate crisis. the evidence is not in the storms number, but their power. president-elect joe biden insists that climate will be a top priority for his administration. as roxana saberi reports, america's allies say there is no time to waste. >> with sea levels rising, wild fires raging and wildlife threatened with extinction, several world leaders are welcoming president-elect biden's pledges to protect the planet. >> the european union stands ready. >> to work together in the fight against climate change. >> we as a nation have a collective role to play and it is. >> now there is considerably more hope. >> environmental lawyer michael gerregard-- gerard -- gerrard have tracked more than 160 rollbackses of environmental regulations under president trump. >> there was a whole host of actions that the trump administration took to encourage fossil fuels and discourage renewables. i think we'll see a reversal of t

the same stretch of coastline was devastated by hurricane eta just 2 weeks ago. where running out for this atlantic hurricane season record. but it's record breaking and every sense of the words it is tend out to be even west and we thought it started earlier and is going to end even late. this unprecedented season is focusing more attention on climate change. scientists see it's causing wetter, stronger, and more destructive storms. november usually signals the end of the hurricane season. something that can't come soon enough for people here. us catch up on the corona virus pandemic, south korea has recorded its largest daily increase in infections since august with more than 300 new cases reported in a single day. the state of south australia has announced a 6 day lockdown to allow authorities to carry out contact tracing, following an outbreak of 22 new cases. and the u.s. food and drug administration has approved the 1st coated 19 home testing kit for home use that provides results within 30 minutes. italy is struggling to cope with the 2nd wave of the corona

is less than two weeks until the end of the hurricane season, but the hurt inflict the by first hurricane eta and hurricane iota will likely endure for years to come. >> thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. "early start" is coming up next. you're watching cnn. have yourselves a great day. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. shipstation. trobinwithout the commission of onfees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and arou

the category five storm is hitting parts of central america already badly damaged by hurricane eta twod of catatrophic winds, a life—threatening storm surge and flash—floods. iota is the strongest atlantic hurricane of the year. both the government and several ngos are providing assistance to those who have been evacuated jorge hernandez is from unicef nicaragua. earlier he told me what the situation is like in the country. the hurricane is hitting already the atlantic coast, the north corinthian coast of nicaragua. it's a hurricane category five that we have not had in the last 20 years, it reminds us the damage that was brought to us back in 1998, it was catastrophic. we expect this not to be different, so we are already preparing and we have been preparing for this. it must be difficult to prepare in an area which is already been hit so recently by another hurricane? yes, infact, i have to acknowledge that communities here have a very strong sense of community, and they organise themselves in a very quick manner, and i have to say most of the communities that are in danger of being

the category five storm is hitting parts of central america already badly damaged by hurricane eta twontre has warned of catatrophic winds, a life—threatening storm surge and flash—floods. iota is the strongest atlantic hurricane of the year. before reaching central america the storm moved past the colombian island of providencia and san andreas. let's cross to managua to speak tojorge hernandez, from unicef nicaragua. thank you very much for your time, ican thank you very much for your time, i can imagine you are very busy. what is it like at the moment, what are you expecting? thank you for having me, yes, well, as we speak, the hurricane is hitting already the atlantic coast, the north corinthian coast of nicaragua. it's a hurricane category five that we have not had in the last 20 years, it reminds us the damage that was brought to us the damage that was brought to us back in 1998, it was catastrophic. we expect this not to be different, so we are already preparing and we have been preparing for this. it must be difficult to prepare in an area which is already been hit so recently

meanwhile, hurricane eta is making landfall in nicaragua with winds of 150 miles per hour and up to threeof rain could trigger catastrophic floods in the region. >>> up next, the other big story developing right now, police describing another attack on the streets of europe. >>> what we're learning about the gunman, the victims and the response from authorities. >>> also ahead, disaster averted >>> back now with a scare in the snow in massachusetts. look at that. an suv lost control and just barely missed a man clearing snow in front of his house. police released this video to remind drivers to slow down. >>> now to the big story overseas. police describing yet another terror attack in europe. this time in vienna. the death roll rising overnight and police discussing a possible motive. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: overnight an urgent manhunt for the gunman behind a deadly terror attack in austria. multiple suspects armed with rifles opening fire in six locations across vienna. the shooters killing at least four people and wounding more than a dozen others leaving many in cri

eta. what was once a major hurricane is now pulling away from central america, where it killed at least threeeople. eta is now expected to gain strength before hitting cuba and south florida as a tropical storm. that's possibly on sunday. all right, coming up next, "2020: america decides." we'll look at where the race for the white house stands right now. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. so, if you haven't tried botox® for your chronic migraine check with your doctor if botox® is right for you and, if samples are available. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions neck and injection site pain fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions and medications, including botulinum toxins, as these may increase the risk of serious side effects.

hurricane eta caused more than 13deaths and triggered mudslides as it made its way across the region. iota is the 30th named storm of the atlantic hurricane season, topping off a record year that resultedn the national hurricane center resorting to the gre as this record hurricane season officially comes to a close at to understand more about what'sd been discovered about the connection between cl eate change atreme weather events like hurricanes. i recently spoke with kevin reat, an associate professo stony brook university who leads the school's climate extremes modeling group. i began bysking him how scientists are teasing out the effect of climate change on individual storms >> when storms make landfall, they make an impact. they have hazards. things like storm surge, high wind speeds and rainfall, right? because extreme rainfall can cause flooding. and so, one of the things we can do is, we can use state-of-the- art dels that are used for forecasting storms, and we can run these under different conditions that have climate change to-date in the signal or removed. and so, we basic

. >>> let's turn to nicaragua where they're preparing for major damage hurricane eta could become a category 5 before making landfall it could cause life-threatening surge as well as landslides. the army has started evacuations before the country is inundated for days by the storm. >> we're keep ang eye ing an eyt janessa webb has more for us good morning. >> good morning. we're about an hour away before we start to see a landfall right now, sustained winds, near a cat 5. 150 miles per hour but it's a very slow movement. this just coming out of the national hurricane center, now forecasting for nicaragua, 50 to 55 inches of rain with ice amounts of up to 30 inches that ee going to be devastating before the storm makes its way back out to sea. i'm watching the snow produced across the northeast make sure you have your coat handy as you watch for the rain d snowan and about for the great lakes. 75 for dallas today, waking up to a little bit of fog, but it burns off by the afternoon we'll take a look at that election day forecast coming up. >> all important all right, janessa, thank you. >>> so

many regions in central america are still reeling from flooding and landslides caused by hurricane eta earlier this month, which killed scores of people from panama to southern mexico. the hurricane center forecasts show iota could have winds of up to 120 miles per hour when it makes landfall. secretary of state mike pompeo arrived in france today, the start of a seven-country tour of europe and the middle east. pompeo and his wife wore masks, but the u.s. ambassador to france, jamie mccourt, did not, as she greeted them. paris and many other french cities are in the midst of a lockdown aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus. after france, pompeo will travel to turkey, georgia, israel, the united arab emirates, qatar and saudi arabia. the leaders of all seven countries have already congratulated president-elect biden on his victory. the "new york times" is reporting that al qaeda's second-highest leader was killed in iran in august. the "times" says intelligence officials confirmed that abdullah ahmed abdullah, who went by the name abu muhammad al-masri, was shot and killed on

. >>> central america is preparing for hurricane eta.he storm is expected to make landfall in nicaragua tomorrow hitting honduras as well with the potential for deadly flooding and mudslides. here at home snow is moving into northern new england. the syracuse area could see up to a foot. checking today's temperatures, a day before the election, windchills are down in the 20s across the northeast. the midwest will see 40s and 50s today, and it will feel like summer in the southwest today. >>> coming up, a young actor shot and killed during an apparent carjacking. >>> also ahead, actress lori loughlin reports from prison. what we're learning about her sentence. >>> and later, what will be different this holiday season at least if mariah carey gets her way. stay with us. ♪ all i want for chri [[sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with real california dairy. >>> back now with new video of hurricane zeta's powerful winds blowing away this shed near