al roker is tracking it all for us tonight. al? >> we are watching the atlantic heat up. we've got several disturbances, and we're watching this one down by the leeward islands. we've got a category 4 storm still. 130-mile-per-hour winds, it's 1600 miles southwest of bermuda, crossing to the west of bermuda friday morning with 130-mile-per-hour winds. it's going to not get the heavy winds there. they're going to see maybe two to four inches of rain. canada, this may be the strongest storm ever, hurricane ever, to hit canada, with 85-mile-per-hour winds, a category 3 storm. then this invest 98-l, the development zone in the caribbean south of puerto rico. as we put the models of the u.s. and euro up, you can see from cuba to the yucatan, we'll have to watch this into tuesday. >> al, thank you very much. >>> in 60 seconds, the latest big interest rate hike by the fed. what it means for you and warnings about even more painful days ahead in the battle to bring inflation under control. i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 tim

could be at risk next week let's turn to al roker now for the latest al >> lester, we're looking at things starting to heat up we've got a couple of systems coming off the african coast we're watching this next one down in the winward islands but hurricane fiona still a category 4 storm currently with 130 mile per hour winds 305 miles west-southwest of bermuda. this is the development zone south of puerto rico, haiti, cuba, 90% chance of development in the next five days. the computer models show landfall anywhere from miami to cancun we're talking about a distance where we put the european versus american models about 600 miles. storm system hasn't formed yet, so look at this. tuesday along the florida coast, but friday up around the gulf coast, so we're going to continue to watch it we have to wait for it to form but you know we will check it out all weekend long >> we'll get your update in the morning, al. thanks >>> tonight the devastating impact of hurricane fiona on the caribbean is coming into sharper focus. gabe gutierrez reports from puerto rico. >> reporter: this was fiona's fury

plus, al roker with where it's headed next >>> the fed announcing another super-sized fed rate hike to the highest level since 2008 the impact on your money.

now by david hollingsworth, the associate i'm joined now by david hollingsworth, the spokesman from rokersy and put products out there, so i think those lenders will come back to the market, but funding costs are rising and it is so volatile at the moment. lenders are trying to make sense of it right now. lenders are trying to make sense of it right nova— lenders are trying to make sense of it right now. what type of mortgages in articular it right now. what type of mortgages in particular are _ it right now. what type of mortgages in particular are they _ it right now. what type of mortgages in particular are they looking - it right now. what type of mortgages in particular are they looking at? - in particular are they looking at? fixed rates are of course what borrowers are in the majority looking for because they like the security it gives them, peace of mind of knowing exactly what they will need to pay, and it is these rates which ensure fluctuating rapidly. before thursday we had already seen another flurry of activity from lenders, but as i say, we saw a huge amount of change yester

roker is there to take us inside the game with the real star of the show. >> go get 'em, big boy.s is your night. >>> today monday, september 26, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." monday morning. glad to have you with us. hoda's got the day off. >> how did you sleep last night? >> all will be told. we did this experiment for the show where we slept on camera. this morning we will look at how sleep affects our memory and productivity. tomorrow you have the effects of light on your sleep. >> yes, looking forward to explaining that contraption on your head. >>> breaking news this morning. what is now hurricane ian. >> let's look at the image we will be watching closely all week. ian's projected path. as you can see, it is posing a major threat to florida. >> in fact, all of the state's 67 counties are under a state of emergency this morning. the shelves at many hardware and grocery stores already bare as millions are stocking up. >> al has

al roker with the track. >>> also tonight, the terrifying video. a gunman opening fire at a military recruitment office in russia as backlash to vladimir putin's war draft grows. >>> and news about former nsa contractor turned whistleblower edward snowden. what putin has now granted him. >>> shots fired inside a chicago police station. how a s.w.a.t. training session took a very real turn. >>> new fallout from the welfare scandal with ties to brett favre. what his newly

al roker will be here with the track >>> also tonight, the january 6th committee postponing its final hearing before the midterms because of the hurricane. the new clips they've obtained of trump ally roger stone. what they reveal and the most high profile trial yet stemming from the riot getting under way. >>> the mystery leaks on russian pipelines to europe. were they caused by

al roker with the new tracks >>> also tonight the images of russian men boarding buses after vladimir putin began drafting 300,000 more troops to fight in ukraine. the growing backlash in russia more than 100,000 protesters arrested >>> the mounting legal troubles for donald trump the appeals court restoring the doj's access to classified documents seized from mar-a-lago on the heels of new york's $250 million fraud lawsuit against the former president tonight his stunning new claim about declassifying files.

the impact potentially catastrophic up to 20 inches of rain al roker with the track. >>> also tonight, the terrifying video a gunman opening fire at a military recruitment office in russia as backlash to vladimir putin's war draft grows. >>> and news about former nsa contractor turned whistleblower edward snowden what putin has now granted him. >>> shots fired inside a chicago police station. how a s.w.a.t. training session took a very real turn >>> new fallout from the welfare scandal with ties to brett favre. what his newly revealed text messages with a former governor show >>> our nbc news exclusive. the head of the d.e.a. with a new warning for parents about deadly opioids made to look

and al roker with where it's headed next. >>> the fed announcing another super-sized fed rake to the highest level since 2008. the impact on your money. >>> and the two major league sluggers chasing home run history. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. former president donald trump's legal troubles deepening tonight, putting his business empire in jeopardy. new york's democratic attorney general naming mr. trump and his three oldest children in a sweeping civil lawsuit, accusing them of 200 instances of fraud. for allegedly manipulating the value of assets like the president's mar-a-lago and trump tower residences, aimed at securing favorable bank loans and reducing taxes, and inflating mr. trump's net worth by billions. new york attorney general letitia james seeking to prevent the trump family from serving as officers in any new york business. while it is not a criminal case, new york officials are turning some of their findings over to federal prosecutors regarding possible criminal acts they uncovered. tonight, mr. trump denying the accusations, cal

>> al roker for us. >>> as ian creeps closer to florida millions are racing to make the final preparations. the clock is ticking. nbc's sam brock in gulfport for us this morning. hi, sam, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's a powerful visual, as you can see behind me, some businesses already boarding up their windows with plywood, sandbags out to prevent flooding. this ice cream shop tryi t ease the tension with bit of humor. the reality is the focus is on hundreds of thousands of people being asked to leave their homes as hurricane ian is strengthening this morning and approaching a population of 3 million people. this morning florida is rushing residents out of a possible disaster zone. hurricane ian has grown so large, so fast the storm, which is now nearly 500 miles wide, can be seen from space. the fear, it could hit florida this week as a major hurricane. >> even if it's off the coast of having really historic storm surge and flooding is very, very real. >> reporter: the county's on flori

roker used to say so there's that. anyway, fall begins today, this evening at 9:04.ming in with this frontal system we've already got ground stops at boston and la guardia airports and some airport delays tornado threat low the biggest thing will be the winds as this frontal system pushes through heavier rainfall northern new england and parts of southern new england, as well one to three inches. now, here's that front behind the front, cleveland, 64. that's 8 degrees below average kansas city, 64. ahead of the front, temperatures 10 to 14 degrees above average cooler in boston, binghamton, d.c., chicago, des moines. it goes right into the weekend with temperatures below average for portland, chicago, down to cincinnati but south of the front it is staying summertime for oklahoma city with temperatures in the 90s, mid-80s in memphis. new orleans will see temperatures in the 90s. that's what's going on around >>> lovely start to thursday. this is what it looks like in downtown san josÉ, the sunrise is gorgeous and daytime highs in the 80s. it will feel more significan