here is perry.hern eye is where we're going to see the potential for the strongest winds. the eye itself, this is where it's calm so the destructive winds, the possibility of 120 to 130-mile-per-hour sustained winds is where my hand is here and that is roughly about 15 minutes away from perry. so i'm sure the winds are dramatically picking up but the real extreme damage, the worst of the damage will be happening. also with the storm surge, if we're going to see any of that 10 to 15 foot it's just to the right of this landfill. that's in this little area in here. so steinhatchee is located right there. if there will be one location that will see the highest levels it will be in that little fishing village, this inlet that sticks in here. two of the things i'm watching. you were mentioning some of the wind gusts there and focusing on tallahassee. still about 38-mile-per-hour winds so isolated power outages. i don't think it's going to look like matchsticks that fell down all over the place in the tall

this is happening in perry, florida. water still rising with storm surges up to 16 feet possible in some areas. just about one hour ago white caps were starting to hit the front yard of this orange home in steinhatchee, water nearing the roofline. >> the images are simply unprecedented. this is historic because idalia is now the strongest storm to make landfall in the big bend region in 125 years. we want to take you to the region now. "cnn news central" anchors john berman and sara sidner are kicking off our live team coverage. john is in tallahassee, sara is in crystal river. john, what are you seeing where you are? >> i'm in tallahassee, the capital of florida, where it is raining at times heavily, where the wind has been picking up, gusts here have been 40 to 50 miles per hour. tallahassee has never been hit with hurricane-force winds, unclear if that will happen as the storm is now passing south and a little bit to the east of here, but tallahassee will be very much in this severe storm zone for several hours. the m

gusts of over 80 miles per hour, so powerful, they toppled this massive service station awning in perry, florida near the coast homes were destroyed or cut off as the much-feared storm surge inundated structures left standing the storm surge in cedar key topping 8 1/2 feet tampa bay spared the worst of the storm still saw a storm surge of five feet many residents near the heart of the impact zone cut off forcing high-water rescues. at least two deaths are said to be related to the hurricane tonight, with sustained winds still reaching 70 miles per hour, people along parts of the carolina coast are on alert for heavy flooding we have a large team across the storm zone. we begin with tom llamas in florida. tom, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. as we're dealing with the emergency situation here in florida, we want to show you some live pictures tonight georgia and charleston, south carolina, where this is right here feeling the outer bands, and it is getting dangerous there tonight. here in florida idalia has cut off communities, surrounded them with water. rescues a

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its eye wall brushing past perry 20 miles inland. this is the power of hurricane idalia, and we're right in the thick of it. the winds here have really picked up in the last hour or so. after sunrise the damage becoming clearer. remarkably, the storm surge wasn't as brutal as expected here, but the wind was. idalia is the strongest hurricane to make landfill on the big bend in 127 years, tying the unnamed hurricane of 1896 with 125-mile-per-hour winds. you can see right now how many first responders are lining up here. the national guard is on the move. richard and deanna carr returning late today. how terrifying was it to feel the wind? >> it was pretty bad. pretty bad. >> reporter: we also met tammy perry. >> the aqua house is mine. >> reporter: as she came back for the first time to see how her beach home fared. >> it made it. >> it made it. >> reporter: nervous because several houses around hers had been ravaged. but after an agonizingly long walk -- >> thank you, lord. >> reporter: relief, her home intact. the eye had missed. ga

i saw governor desantis' motorcade driving to perry and out of perry so he saw this, too.s is the awning blown over by the hurricane which passed directly overhead here. it made landfall as a category 3 about 18 miles from here on the coast. with winds that must have been 105, 110 miles an hour. you can see the damage it did to the truck stop. all kinds of trees are down. it was a small storm in terms of size so the path of disruption fairly narrow but in that path, you see the exploded trees. trees that just don't exist anymore. they're just shredded. you see powerlines down. telephone poles ripped out of their foundation and we saw crews getting those wires bahck up. most of the gas stations from tallahassee to here were pumping gas. i was speaking to senator rubio today and he said he praised the national weather service for how accurate these forecasts have become and how much that helped prepare for this. the forecast for the last five days has almost been exactly where this storm made landfall so they were ready there and they've been ready here inland to get this re

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in perry, florida. the storm passed right over perry, about 18 miles from the coast, 18 miles from where idalia made landfall. it passed over perry directly at about 85, 90 miles per hour, which is enough to do some pretty serious damage, which you can see right behind me. this is a truck stop -- or i should say maybe was a truck stop, and the wind just pushed over the awning over these diesel pumps. you can see there the brick just exploded and the metal all twisted. the force of the wind did so much damage. all around here there are trees down, telephone poles pulled up. hard getting around with so many lines that were down. but the cleanup obviously has begun. getting here, not easy. the roads were jammed with people trying to move about. hopefully over the next several days that is something that will alleviate, it will improve over the coming days, and only the people here in perry, a town of about 7,000 people, they know as bad as it is here that they didn't see the worst of it. yes, there is wind

that was mess you can put you in, perry, florida. thank you to take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world today. ukraine says an overnight garage of russian missiles and drones has killed at least 2 people in keep the pre from targets intercepted by the cities. their defenses have on several buildings. the officials said it was the most powerful aerial assault on the ukrainian capital. since spring russian officials, meanwhile, se ukraine has conducted drone attacks on 6 of its regions. one strike reportedly targeted the western city of results. you know, if it's cost much, it's governor said ukrainian drones. here's an airport in damage to several transport aircraft. they're russia says it was the biggest throat attack on it. so while since the started work with new credit, who, of course rush, it says it won't hold an international investigation into the cause of the plane crash that killed the heads of the bog. number scenario. group brazil's aviation body had asked to prove the crash which involved a bra

now perry, was where the storm passed directly over it.ach is a category 3 storm, and then passed directly overhead here, with winds almost that powerful, maybe it was down to 105 at that point. when we were driving here, what we saw is idalia was a powerful storm but a relatively small storm and fast-moving. therefore, the damage from it, almost happened in one distinct strike. so you didn't see that much damage as you are driving to tallahassee but you started seeing it, and it was bad. we saw the trees that you get used to, the exploded trees, we saw telephone poles, leaning into the roads, wires strewn about. we actually have problems getting through here because of the wires that were on the roadway. we saw governor desantis and his motorcade drive by us from tallahassee to perry. this was i think, the hardest appreciate it. tropical storm idalia is just one of multiple destructive weather events as americans endure a summer of intense, relentless natural disasters. let's discuss with geography processor at the university of florida,

we rode out the storm in perry.extensive tree damage, downed power lines, a collapsed gas station. this is the main road into keaton beach. behind me you can see the sheriff. first responders heading into this beach and checking to see for any survivors. they are trying right now to see if -- who decided to ride it out and whether they are okay. we are told to hang back for a few moments while the first responders are able to do their job. i can tell you that earlier this morning, when we were in perry, there was extremely powerful winds, well over 100 miles an hour. that was 20 miles inland. you can only imagine just how powerful the wind gusts must have been here at the beach where this powerful storm idalia first made landfall. we are still learning -- we are trying to learn the full extent of the damage here in keaton beach. this was where that eye first made landfall a little earlier this morning. we are hoping to get behind this roadblock. some residents have been trying to come in. this is that main road. dri

we rode out the storm in perry.redibly powerful winds. that was 20 miles inland. imagine how strong the winds were here in keaton beach. we've just been seeing fish and wildlife boats trying to do some rescues being launched right here. if you walk over here, you can see how many first responders are now here. the florida national guard is on the move. they just arrived and let us into this area, which had been previously blocked off. they're just trying to get a handle right now on just how significant this damage was. and chris, this is the gulf of mexico right here. you can see all this water just came in here, this massive symptom surge just not sure exactly how many feet ended up here in keaton beach, all these roads were blocked off. they just finished clearing off this main one. we were driving in from perry. we saw a collapsed gas station here on the way. we saw downed power lines. it was extremely difficult to get here, but that process now is underway, the process of clearing off these roads, getting here

here in perry, they definitely have some cleanup to do. the work has started. hurricane idalia is long gone at this point. it will be a long time, abby, before it is for garden. >> yeah, it very much will. john berman, thank you. and we mentioned how the carolinas are getting hit right now, tonight. and we have new video just into cnn of a tornado flipping a car. we will take you there. plus, i will speak with a woman who rode out the storm in her apartment. and -- serious questions tonight about mitch mcconnell after the senate's most powerful republican froze again in public. icy hot. ice works fast. ♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. >> -- each governor i spoke with know that there is anything -- anything the states need right now -- i'm ready to mobilize the support they need. i don't think anything anybody can deny the impact of the climate crisis anymore. this look around. historic floods -- i mean historic floods. more intense droughts. extreme heat, significant wildfires have caused significan

if you're outside, you are in the line of fire. >> there you have it from perry.cane idalia made landfall. that's why you are hearing that roar of wind and seeing all of that rain. i will tell you, we are outside of the most dangerous part of this storm. we are just getting basically tropical-force winds here where i am standing in crystal river, but the storm storm surge definitely, look at, it is coming up further. when we first started, you go to basically where that boat slip is, the dock is. the water was there. it was far back from where we are. now it is all the way up. it has definitely come up about 3 feet now. it was about one when we started this morning, and it was dry just before that. all right. i want to go to the mayor of tampa, mayor jane castor, who is standing by live for us. we appreciate, ma'am, your time in the midst of this really dangerous storm. i know that tampa has seen some serious flooding. can you tell us what the situation is in tampa right now that people need to know about? >> right. what our people need to know about, we have had

touring hard-hit perry what's your message? >> if you are in distress, you can call 911, and there will be rescue efforts that will commence the storm has passed the first responders are active. >> reporter: in steen hinhatche, water is everywhere. because of the storm surge, many communities were cut off, people were stranded or trapped in this homes. units like this one from the national guard have been deployed because of their high water vehicles and rescue units up top this yankeetown home was under water. >> this surge right here, if we had been in our property, we would have got flooded in. we wouldn't have been able to leave. >> that tree just went down. >> reporter: with trees down and roads submerged all over the area, moving can be as treacherous as staying put already two separate car crash fatalities blamed on the weather, a total that would have grown if not for daring swift water rescues that saved dozens outside tampa. >> didn't know what i was going to do until these guys showed up i was going to stay and swim

here in perry, florida, fortunately we're about 46 feet above sea level. so we're not going to have that storm surge effect here. as you get closer to the coast, the elevation goes down. it's coastal marshes and forest land. you can't even hardly see the gulf of mexico when you drive along the coast here. there is only a few spots where you can see it. if you stay along the coast here in the big bend region where this hurricane is coming across, this is deadly storm surge. you're likely not going to survive san francisco foot of storm surge coming across the land along the coast. but the wind can be dangerous too. there is going to be flying debris, sheet metal. this area does not see a lot of major hurricanes. i think the last one was at 1800, perhaps there was a category 2 in 1968. that hit around cedar key area. so this area is not familiar with these major hurricanes. there is going to be a lot of buildings here that are not built with modern technology to be able to withstand the full force of a cat-4 hurricane. there is going to be a lot of debris fl

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one of the hard hit areas the town of perry, florida.her four children arrived back at their home in perry to this, no fewer than four large trees had crashed on their home. >> just feels like, you know, out of your control that's ripped out of your hands. kind of devastating. >> how do you feel about how you start back? >> you don't know what to think or how to think it. it's just taking it one step at a time. >> reporter: this 83-year-old woman and their 92-year-old sister were in their house when most of their roof ripped off. >> i thought it was a tornado that hit. the roof flew off and then it started leaking. >> reporter: dale says although his home is damaged it doesn't matter to him. he's grateful to be alive. >> material things don't matter anymore. it's a blessing what we have. and every day i get up i tell myself today's going to be the best day of my life, and today is the best day of my life. and that's it. >> idalia made landfall near keyton beach about 22 miles south of perry as a category 3 storm. with maximum sustained w

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hurricane idalia making landfall in perry, florida. winds up to 125 miles per hour, and a life-threatening storm surge. major flooding, cedar key under water. parts of georgia declaring a flash flood emergency. frightening moments on a highway in south carolina, a car suddenly airborne. driving into the path of a possible tornado. the water rescues now under way. dozens of people pulled from the flooding. hundreds of thousands without power. and now, those new worries, the potential for tornadoes into the night. this storm is still moving. ginger zee and rob marciano in the storm zone tonight. >>> also this evening, a delta airlines flight to atlanta rocked by severe turbulence. at least 14 passengers and crew injured. one passenger carried out on a stretcher. what they think could be behind the sudden jolt. trevor ault with the images from inside the plane. >>> tonight, republican leader mitch mcconnell appearing to freeze again during a news conference. appearing unable to speak for more than 30 seconds. rachel scott standing by live

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she joins us for more from perry, florida, which is right in italy as path. i, matthew, i hope you're safe. um. what is the situation in florida right now? right now it's sort of the con before the store and we're seeing the elder rain bands, like the outer arm, the outer fringes of italy begin to push northwards over spreading parts of the sunshine state on the western coast of the gulf coast. but right now, we're still about 8 to 12 hours away from the worst beginning to arrive. however, it is over the gulf of mexico. we're water. temperatures are about $30.00 to $32.00 degrees celsius, a degree or 2 sales. he's above average and record values. what that does is that, oh, he had to keep content copious amounts of fuel to get this storm to rapidly intensive biased ranking, very quickly, lurching from a category 12, a 22, a 3 and perhaps a 4. by the time it makes landfall, and the thing i'm worried about to is that the warm is water temperatures are usually like the yucatan peninsula and the caribbean. in this case, they're right near the gulf coast. so given

all rights magic, a pushy in perry, florida. thanks for joining us. thank you. and let's have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. rescuers in bolivia have recovered the bodies of at least 5 people killed by a landslide and the countries northeast. the victims were mining for gold outside the town of the period when the land side struck. authorities say search efforts are ongoing. german prosecutors have closed the sexual assault investigation into till linda mon, singer of the heavy metal band accomplish time. he was accused of drugging assaulting women at after show parties. the prosecutors found no evidence to support the allegations in demand denies any wrong doing as the head of the russian, wagner, mercenary group, gifts. guinea per goshen has been buried on the outskirts of of his home city saint petersburg. he was killed in a plane crash 2 months after leaving a short lived uprising against the kremlin. a farewell ceremony in saint petersburg shrouded in secrecy, heavily guarded by russian police and national guardsmen. sugge

tenemos la primera crÓnica de la cobertura especial y en Épico de la ciudad de perry en la florida. >florida. especialmente el llamado big ben. >>> tocÓ tierra en poco antes de las el de la maÑana y como pe habÍa previsto. una marejada ciclÓnica catastrÓfica prob co inundaciones en una zona costera no poblada. le acompaÑaron vientos fuertes. esto ocurriÓ con berry el ojo del huracÁn. el agua entrÓ a calles de tamba y hubo inundaciones cerca del a ra de la bahÍa. >>> sorprendida de lo que estoy viendo. no me imaginaba que el pueblito estarÍa bajo agua. >>> el presidente biden se comprometiÓ a ayudar en las zonas castigadas y colaborar con el gobernador ron desantis. aunque pa rec extraÑo trabajaron muy bien el aÑo pasado cuando vino el huracÁn ian. en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. hablÓ de los planes de ayuda para los residentes afectados. >>> va a tomar tiempo, junto a lo largo con nuestros colaboradores, tanto el gobierno local y el gobierno federal hemos visto que tenemos los recursos necesarios para empezar este proceso de reconstruir. >>> al ser cuestionada y los inmigrantes que no

i am in the right side of the dirty side of the, iso winds here in perry unfortunately the bad news i have got for the town of perry, it now looks like they are going to take the brunt of the hurricane with winds one 30 to 1 60 with a massive catastrophic storm surge coming into the paris area. it will probably pass 98 northwest southeast oriented, it will probably pass it in a location along this area. >> the idea, i mean, you said 20 foot storm surge is possible. the idea of 130 plus mile per hour winds in the location that you are. for people who think they know with these storms might be like, does this compare to anything you have been chasing before? >> no. we are going to have to record breaks. a category three -- we have never had a hurricane up in this area, the highest has been cat to. so, category three is uncharted territory. category four we are now talking, so we are breaking to records, the first a cat three hurricane in this area of the big bend, now we are forecasting cat four. so, those are going to be to record-breaking, historic -- we have never had happened since

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. >> video from perry, florida, you can see a gas station that's been completely knocked over, idalia has made history it's the strongest storm to make landfall on the big bend of florida in more than a century. florida highway patrol has confirmed that at least two people have been killed. you can see all the water covering the streets, police say the driver of a ford ranger lost control of their car and actually hit a tree. >> entire neighborhoods have been flooded by this storm sushlg and then there's the wind, at one point idalia brought sustained winds of 125 miles per hour causing widespread power outages between georgia and florida, more than 40,000 customers are now without power. >> last hour we heard from president biden from the white house as his administration closely monitor the storm. take a listen. >> you know, when you have your home washed away, when a fire has taken your home away, when your school has been destroyed, there's no way to send your kids to school, these are urgent needs. >> urgent needs. more on the administration's response later this hour. >>> we beg

. >> i'm katrina perry in washington, and this is bbc world news america. former u.s.sident donald trump heads to georgia to turn himself into authorities. he faces accusations of election interference. the russian president breaks his silence over the death of a man who used to be one of his closest allies. and a catastrophic die off of her penguin chicks is observed in antarctica after major sea ice losses. what it portends for the futures of the colonies there. katrina: hello and welcome to world news america. former president donald trump is heading to georgia to turn himself in at this -- the states fulton county jail before the final friday deadline. i head of his surrender related to charges to attempt to overturn the 2020 election, supporters flocked to the jail. the former chief of staff mark meadows surrendered and the leader of black voices for trump as well. ey joined other codefendants who have already done so, among them, from allies like former lawyers rudy giuliani and sidney powell. our reporter is at the jail in fulton county and since this report. --

. ♪ >> i am katrina perry. >> and i am in washington.r boss yevgeny prigozhin is listed on a passenger on a plane that has crashed. the fate of the man who threatened putin's regime now uncertain. >> republican candidates for president in their first while donald trump watches -- launches a counter operation online. what we can expect from milwaukee. welcome to world news america. we will get to between milwaukee and a few minutes, but we begin tonight in russia where civil aviation authorities report that yevgeny prigozhin was on the passenger list of a jet that crashed north of moscow. the authority also said that wagner's cofounder dmitry utkin was also on board. some social media accounts linked to wagner are confirming the reports, but the bbc has not independently verified whether prigozhin was on the plane. russian state media confirmed a sure a while ago that the bodies of all 10 passengers were recovered from the cache site and search operations are complete. the russian ministry said the aircraft came down and that 10 people, i

this is a giant pine tree that has crashed into a home here in perry. there was a family inside, with a baby >> it was kind of terrifying, honestly >> we heard one of the trees start to crack and he came and jumped over top of us. >> so your husband put his body over your body to protect you? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: governor ron desantis saying recovery efforts and cleanup are out in full force. >> we haven't had a storm take this path at this level since e to floridians stranded right now? >> if you're in harms way and you call emergency there will be a response >> reporter: t the 1890s. >> what's your message to floridians trapped or stranded right now? >> if you are in harm's way or in peril, you call emergency and there will be a response >> reporter: the governor's wife tweeting that their mansion in tallahassee also saw some damage from a 100-year-old oak tree the family uninjured as the family reels through the aftermath of idalia, the storm barreled through parts of georgia, with winds reaching 90 miles per hour >> there's been a heavy impact in

elizabeth: yeah, that is the problem, jason, what rick perry just said. then you have the president out on the campaign trail in maui, or you know, jason, thousands lost loved ones including entire families, their homes and possessions. at least 114 dead, at least 850 missing, many of them children. you know, jason, they lost everything, but biden decides to compare that with a fake story about a fire in his kitchen that the associated press says was put out in 20 minutes? talking about how he almost lost his corps corvette and his kitten, his cat? watch this. >> i don't want to compare difficulties, but we have a little sense, jill and i, of what it's like to lose a home. years ago, now 15 years ago, i was in washington doing "meet the press." it was a sunny sunday. and lightning struck at home on a little lake just outside of our home to. elizabeth: come on, jason. hawaiians are asking how do you compare losing a corvette to children burned in their homes and cars? you know, he's been trying to sound relatable. he comes across as a selfish, pathological

i am katrina perry. thank you for watching.care. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. the xfinity 10g network. made for streaming. geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on the "newshour" tonight, a major tropical storm hits southern california for the first time in over 80 years, causing floods and fears of mudslides. geoff: president biden visits maui to survey the destruction, as the recovery effort continues and the death toll grows.

near perry, florida, hurricane winds knocking the roof off of a gas station. you can really get a sense of the sheer force. you see it there knocking the roof off. even as you see that water being blown, the structure, the debris in the path. and in keaton beach, take a look at this picture. the walls just completely ripped off this home. it almost looks like a doll house where you would see that wall split off the bed, possessions just tossed around. let's show you st. petersburg where officials say more than 75 people had to be rescued. floodwaters midway up a car door. tarpon springs, water flooding the streets as far as the eye can see. outside of charleston, south carolina, now, a brief tornado spawned by the storm actually flipped this car on a highway. police tell us the two people suffered remarkably just minor injuries. "outfront" now is pasco county's fire chief. chief, good to have you with us. so, we have a picture from hudson, florida. i know that's in your county where we see this home in flames, multiple homes, as i understand it, the emergency

and perry, stein she covers the justice department and fbi for the washington post.harles, let's start with you, as we look at the timeline, how do you interpret the judge ordering the trump team to respond by monday to prosecutors social media concerns? >> well, erin, i wouldn't look too much into that in terms of connecting that to the ultimate trial date in this case, what i do you, think, however is that what that continues to do is set clear boundaries, very early, on in front of a defendant who is constantly and repeatedly showing himself willing to test the boundaries of what the judge has said is appropriate and is not appropriate in terms of public remarks. nevertheless, i expect that we in the spirit of what we're talking about, in terms of this very quick return and response, that is going to basically guide what is going forward in terms of letting donald trump's defense team know that we are continuing to move this thing along. so while they are not necessarily debating, i think that the overarching sense that is provided to both of the parties, both the