los vuelos del aeropuerto san juan cancelados.o este evento con esta intensidad que viene el huracÁn. la tormenta tambiÉn responsable por una muerte en el caribe. muchos oficiales estÁn tratando de evitar que esto pase en la isla. estÁn esperando que la gente tome este vento en serio y vamos a ver cÓmo viene estas prÓximas horas ya que esta tormenta estÁ pegando en la isla noticias telemundo. >>> puerto rico continÚa bajo estado de emergencia algunas zonas podrÍan recibir 25 pulgadas de lluvia los centros de salud trabajan actualmente con generadores a falta de electricidad. marÍa de carmen gonzÁlez nos amplia >>> fiona ha tomado a los puertorriqueÑos, lo que se esperaba que fuera una tormenta se convirtiÓ en huracÁn a las 11 de la maÑana, cuando entraba a la isla. el servicio nacional de metereologÍa, ha informado que se esperan inundaciones catastrÓficas que estÁn ocurriendo en este momento >>> la fuerza de fiona se comen z a sentir en horas de la madrugada. ya huracÁn tocÓ tierra en el suroeste de puerto rico. cerca de las 3:20

desde san juan puerto rico.onia. >>> gracias david las labores de recuperaciÓn por los daÑos de fiona tomaran meses. dijo esta noche que estÁ en contacto con las autoridades de luma energy para lograr regreso de la electricidad mientras por toda la isla, las labores de asistencia a los damnificados no paran. marÍa del carmen gonzÁlez tiene un resumen de la jornada. >>> el huracÁn fiona ha dejado devastaciÓn en toda la isla. aunque ya saliÓ de la zona, sus remanentes continÚan dejando estragos. este puente en el municipio de utuado en el centro de la isla, habÍa sido reconstruido, porque el huracÁn marÍa se lo llevÓ hace 5 aÑos. hoy fiona lo gra destruirlo nuevamente. situaciones como esta siguen reportÁndose en la isla. el fenÓmeno que entrÓ a la isla f horas de la tarde con rÁfagas de 100 millas por hora, por el suroeste de puerto rico. ha dejado mÁs de 15 pulgadas de lluvia. la guardia nacional tuvo que desalojar a una comunidad entera en toa baja. ante el peligro de la inundaciones causadas por las intensas l

and i'm joined now by the former mayor of san juan, puerto rico, carmen yulene cruz. thank you so much for being with us. all of puerto rico lost power before fiona could even make landfall. lie luma energy, we understand, says it could days before this power is extraorestored. what can you tell us? what does this mean for the people of puerto rico? >> first of all, jim, we are seeing tragedy unraveling in front of our eyes again. and if things are not done in a different way, we're headed for the same result. i find myself now in the diaspra with my heart broken, with my parents and children and my father bedridden and i can hear the pain and the desperation and you can probably hear it in my voice. so here i go again, four years, 363 days later, to please with the president of the united states and the vice president, action has to be directed at one thing. and it is to save lives. it has to be swift. it cannot be bureaucratically directed or driven, it has to be people driven, it has to be robust, and it has to be gllase focused on three things. one -- in my opinio

s correspondent in san juan.Ín cruz, former mayor of san juan, puerto rico, now at mount holyoke college. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, democracy now! the war peace report. today marks the start of climate week here in new york city were more than 150 world leaders are gathering for the united nations general assembly. some of them are coming directly from the funeral of queen elizabeth the ii, including president biden who is set to address the forum wednesday, one day later than usual. on thursday, the barbados prime minister is set to speak about her proposal for a new financial settlement for vulnerable countries struggling to pay off debt from climate disasters. governments are also facing pressure to address their pledges to end fossil fuel subsidies amid soaring energy bills. ahead of the 77th session of the u.n. general assembly secretary-general antÓnio , guterres spoke about the need -- had this morning. >> climate change seems thave moved out of the priorities for many decision-makers aroun

incomunicado por mar y aire hubo que desalojar el aeropuerto internacional de san juan y cesaron lasdo trabajos esenciales. desde san juan puerto rico, david rodrÍguez, telemundo. >>> mi chas gracias david los bomberos continÚan luchando contra el rapid avance que hasta el momento ha quemado cerca de 74. 800 acres. 78 estructuras han resultado afectadas 13 destruidas, mÁs de 9200 bajo amenaza los bomberos del condado continÚan luchando para mantener las lÍneas de contenciÓn a pesar de los vientos se espera que la lluvia de hoy ayuden un poco a frenar la propagaciÓn de las llamas. los ojos puestos sobre la zona vulnerable pasÓ el in zn doi en otros territorios. el deslizamiento latente cuando llueve. >>> y bÁsicamente lo que el terreno le sucede y ocurren >>> inundaciones. estas altas temperaturas con alerta del tiempo que es una vigilancia de inundaciones repentinas. para este sector donde estÁ.... existe el potencial que haya inundaciones y se dirige hacia esta vamos a estar retomando las condiciones con esta cÁmara en vivo del puente san mateo. hay mucho trafico hasta ahora. y pers

and evangi gray, a medicine woman fighting for water rights for her people in san juan county for 30 years still no water. she says to dwell is to see things as they are. and then you sta stay and fight for those things that you see for your community. it is a privilege, she said. we are eroding and evolving at once. perhaps jonah's call to go deeper is a call to acknowledge the power that resides in the earth itself. the organic intelligence inherent in deserts and forests, rivers and oceans and all manner of species beyond our own even within our own bodies, we cannot create wild nature. we can only destroy it. and in the end, in breathtaking acts of repentance and renewal try to restore what we have thoughtlessly removed at our own expense be it wolves in the yellowstone or fly catchers along the colorado river. we are eroding and evolving at once. how do we find the strength to not look away at all that is breaking our hearts? hands on the earth, we remember where the source of our authentic power comes from. we have to go deeper. what has been weth -- weathered and whittled away

david begnaud reports from san juan where the governor warns it could be days before the lights could be turned back on. >> reporter: hurricane fiona dumped as much as 35 inches of rain and driving up winds to 91 miles along all along puerto rico's southern coast. there were moments like this, neighbors with a boat, some rope, and a desperate will to save a family trapped in high water. there has been catastrophic flooding and mudslides, downed trees, and power lines. brown floodwater flowed in all directions, seemingly swallowing everything in its path. in utuado in the center of the island, this metal bridge built four years ago after hurricane maria was swept away like a twig. some 1.3 million people are still without power. almost 800,000 have no running water. >> we got in a helicopter and we first flew over here. you could see people standing on cars, on the second stories of their homes, and then we headed all the way west to the municipality here. that's where above the water and out of danger norma rivera grew up and is determined to stay. >> i'm not leaving. i'm not leaving.

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cbs's david begnaud is in san juan. >> reporter: hurricane fiona roared ashore, dumping as much as 25 inches of rain and driving up winds to 91 miles per hour. all along puerto rico's southern coast. there were moments like this. neighbors with a boat, some rope, and a desperate will to save a family trapped in high water. there has been catastrophic flooding and mudslides, downed trees and power lines. brown floodwater flowed in all directions, seemingly swallowing everything in its path. in utuado in the center of the island, this new metal bridge built just four years ago after hurricane maria, was swept away like a twig. nearly the entire island is in the dark. some 1.3 million people are still without power. almost 840,000 have no running water. we got in a helicopter and we first flew over till la baja. you could see people standing on cars and on the second story of their homes. then we headed all the way west to the municipality of aniasco. that's where above the water and out of danger, norma rivera grew up and is determined to stay. >> i'm not leaving. i'm not leaving. we're

point of the san juan islands, about 3000 feet.e fouron) you sail around these islands? - all the time. - all the time. - it's a wonderful playground. (dorothy finnegan) so we have a salt spring wine, and we have salt spring cheese.

in just a moment, we'll speakbss on the ground in san juan and seeing the destruction firsthand. but first, here in london, the state funeral steeped in centuries of tradition and viewed by billions around the world. king charles iii and other members of the royal family, getting emotional during the solemn processions to the queen's final resting place. we have a lot of news to get to tonight, and cbs' charlie d'agata is in windsor to start us off. good evening, charlie. what a day, truly breathtaking pageantry. >> reporter: good evening to you, norah. it was magnificent, if you can call a funeral magnificent. tens of thousands of people gathered here in windsor to watch the funeral on the big screens, and then to await the arrival of the queen herself. and when it ended, there was a two-minute moment of silence here and across the nation, a poignant and historic moment. and so it ends with a spectacular sendoff no nation could ever rival. queen elizabeth's 70 years of reign came to a close with splendor and sadness.m westminsterlto westmst abbey, we world leaders hadrived presi

it is that we're going to pull through. >> the former mayor of san juan. you be well. thank you and come back and update us. >>> so he pled guilty to three counts of murder, five counts attempted murder and a count of first degree burglary. after 25 years in prison, he is now asking for parole. we'll tell you about that case next. >>> a convicted killer for shooting people at a high school is asking for parole. he was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty toy five counts of murder, five counts of murder and three counts of burglary. but a law said that people that were sentenced before 18 need to be looked at for parole after 25 years. i bring in my next guests. many survivors and family members of the victims are upset by this parole plea and they want him to stay behind bars. listened. >> we have missed nicole's high school graduation, her college graduation, wedding, kids, our grandkids, many birthdays and holidays together. everything was gone in an instant and is gone forever. >> i ask that you keep michael in prison for his life sentence. my daughter

warning fiona will continue to gain strength over the coming days. manuel rap, hello al jazeera san juan, puerto rico. they have been protests in pakistan, sen, province after the government diverted flood waters to rural areas. in an effort to save urban once village is blocked to highway and say they will protect protests until authorities help them. internees release water from a lake earlier this month to try to save a nearby town and city. they put the floods in the path of villages, whereas the 150000 people live fired out downloads on our only demand is that the government take measures to clear water from our houses. we don't need relief, we'll find work and take care of ourselves. we're in big trouble and we just want to go back to our village. no one is ready to help us. separate rescue services have helped hundreds of migrants drifting. it's seen a small wooden boat that boat sent out a gesture. statue distress call on monday afternoon after engine trouble, 200 kilometers west of cyprus. those on board left lebanon 3 days ago, and we're trying to reach italy. they were transfe

kelly, one person, dominican republic, and 4 people and puerto rico on rap hello reports from san juan hurricane. fiona bears down on turks and keiko silence making landfall as a powerful category. 3 storm, threatening to devastate the tiny caribbean archipelago in the dominican republic. crops have been destroyed in houses damaged by the 1st major hurricane of the atlantic season. oh, new york. oh, the ferry does farming well. it depends on production on the crops and everything was destroyed. there was nothing left. a lot of people had lines to grow bananas, coffee co, everything has gone very thorough. hundreds were forced from their homes by widespread flooding in puerto rico among them, alberto leels and his daughter, martha, who are now staying at a shelter with other displaced people. the more i failed on the years ago, my faith, a strong m. m. o, god will help me. i lost everything. would have god took everything away. it's only because he has something better planned for me. in the wake of the storm u. s. federal officials have promised to increase aid and support to puerto ri

victor is braving that rain for us from san juan, puerto rico. clearly the already fragile electric grid was not able to withstand the strength of this storm. any idea when power might be restored. >> the company repairing the grid said it is going to take days to restore power to the entire island. and that right now, conditions are so rough, the rain, it just keeps coming down. the flooding, it's getting even worse in the southwest part of puerto rico right now. they can't even begin to assess the situation. but before fiona hit, i spoke with the vice president of the company, and they tell me they have all the resources in place ready to go once the storm passes. but for people here in puerto rico, they take that with a grain of salt. linsey. >> many hoping the company is right. victor, thank you. let's get to senior meteorologist rob marciano. where is fiona heading next? >> well, right now, just off the coast of puerto rico, and even that, we're not looking for conditions to improve on the island for probably another 12 hours. a lot of heavy

their in a town which is about 30 minutes, 40 minutes south of san juan where we are. listen to the exchange i had with a woman named lourdes. [ speaking non-english ] >> she said what the power goes out, she gets real anxious. she gets really tense. worried. she's staying here because she left her house. it is safer here and she's worried what she's going to find at her house. >> reporter: you'll notice it was dark. it was dark because there is no power. it is an island with 100% without power. and where that is going to be a big of an issue is across the whole island but in those critical buildings, hospitals, people who depend on power for their life. so that is where you're going to see emergency management focusing right now to make sure that that is taken care of. but right now, at this hour, fiona is having major impacts on the island of 3.5 u.s. citizens that are dealing with the remnants of it. >> all right. leyla santiago. i want to go to chad myers there in the weather center for us. so chad, look, flooding seems to be the big issue right now. what do the ho

leyla santiago is out front at a power sub station in san juan. you are here now. hurricane mar ia. you know what it is there. tell me what is happening on the ground tonight. >> reporter: it is still raining, erin. it just won't let up. and that is the concern as i have spoken to people here, the question is when will this stop. because the mayors i spoke to today said they need help, but help cannot safely get in, in some areas because of the flooding, because of the mudslides. and, as you mentioned, we are here at a sub station, a power station in san juan, the northeast part of the island not even as hard hit as the southern parts of the island where much of that powerful video that you showed is coming from. and, yet, many -- most of the island is still without power. we are starting to see some areas, particularly the big cities that are starting to get some power. but there is concern and fear that it is not consistent by any means because that's what the people of puerto rico have been dealing with for days, weeks, quite frankly, years now. so there was a l

we're in toa baja, not far from san juan. and this is what it looks like two days after hurricane fiona made landfall here. as much as 30 inches of rain in some areas already. up to four inches more expected tonight. in utuado, where raging flood waters destroyed that bridge -- this is what it looks like today. that bridge was temporary, built after hurricane maria destroyed the previous one in 2017. >> i just feel trapped, because the other way is broken, too. so we have to go around. >> reporter: roads in the area, treacherous. the u.s. territory's already fragile power grid devastated. tonight, about 80% of customers are in the dark. this crew from luma energy is working on some damaged power lines here in san juan. take a look up at the bucket truck. they tell me this is happening across all of puerto rico. the power can't come back soon enough for minerva marquez villalongo. everything she owns now, she's moved it up here into these bags. she had to protect it from the floodwaters that came inside of her house. the 81-ye

warning. fiona will continue to gain strength over the coming days. manuel rap, hello al jazeera san juan, puerto rico. the leader of his opposition and knocked the body has been released out or appearing in courts, russia, hello. she is expected back later on, widens day anti terrorism. blues had detained him on tuesday, with the former prime minister ali la add that accuse of facilitating sending fighters to war zone, such as syria. both men deny the allegations and say this is a political attack against opponents of president who side people protesting against the death of a woman who died after being arrested by a runs. morality police have been met with tear gas and arrests 22 year old marcia armine, was detained for violate whom the countries dress code more than a week ago. she died on friday in hospital after being in a coma list and i any wrongdoing and blame her death and a heart attack woman had been cutting their hair and burning their head scarves in defiance. hundreds of police in prison officials are rallied in south africa, demanding higher pay. they say their salaries are

more than 3000000 people are affected by new rapid reports from san juan. on the outskirts of puerto rico's capital, some one veto serrano electrician, is helping his neighbor repair power generator cables. in the wake of hurricane fiona, i'd help any one of my neighbors. we're all here to help each other with the generator cables repaired, luis, albert is hopes to power a few appliances in his home. after 5 days without electricity success, the lights are back on. at least until the petro powering, he says, generator runs out your window. macy blasio, i look at my situation, my think about people who don't have the economic needs and how do they get by without electricity and running water? do those on the island fortunate enough to have generators are managing through the persisting blackout. oh it was on the close. but for low income residents like fernando and he said, well, no electricity has met, spoiled, food and sleepless nights. and i guess, oh, really loud. i think i'll go there if you are saying right now was coming. he's a heat wave temperatures

get more in this now from money, rapidly choices from san juan. tell us how people are clothing, but it's not just that the power outage. it's also a shortage of food and water. that's right, mariam. and it's now been 5 days since hurricane unit impacted the island of puerto rico, and some 2 thirds of homes on the island are still without electricity. it's hard to get an exact figure on that number, but by some reports we've heard as high as 70 percent of residents here in puerto rico are still without electricity. and we're not just talking about people in the southern part of the island which was worst hit by the storm where we are right now in old sun one, a very touristy kind of part of, of the island you can see behind us as it doesn't really appear to have been a hurricane less than a week ago. here you can hear that generator is going off all around us with many of the homes here in this area, relying on power generators for electricity. we've been visiting homes in the outskirts of san juan throughout the course of the day with people tell

. >> cnn has more on the storm's aftermath from san juan. >> reporter: almost the entire island of puerto rico remains in the dark as hurricane fiona slammed into the southwestern coast of the island sunday afternoon. pounding rainfall causing catastrophic mudslides and flooding. the storm coming as part of the island was finally recovering from a hurricane five years zblag getting back the neighborhood, back from maria. everything is destroyed. restaurants, houses, everything was destroyed and we just were not all the way back, halfway back. people in maria lost everything in the storm, the flooding. >> reporter: this is where they had to come and rescue people. i can hear generators powering the home. it is pouring down with rain. neighbors looking out wondering what exactly will come next as hurricane fiona, the remnants of it, continue to demolish this area. the family rescued overnight now safely in a shelter. she says this was worse than maria. she's pointing out that they've already been underwater for 24 hours and the rain is still coming down so she's concerned about the 2,500 fa

reportero: saludos y buenas noches desde san juan, puerto rico.ntece con fiona. vemos lluvias intermitentes. las autoridades dicen que se experimentarÁn 10—15 pulgadas, lo que podrÍa aumentar el nivel del agua y provocar inundaciones. vamos a ver que dicen algunos residentes. >> la cosa se estÁ poniendo fea. >> creo que hemos aprendido bastante de esto. estamos tarde con todo y eso. con lo de luma, ya saben que se va la luz. uno no sabe cuÁndo vuelve. reportera: se han experimentado cientos de apagones, incluso el gobernador de la isla dio una compresa de prensa, en donde Él mismo sufriÓ uno de los apagones, porque fallÓ la electricidad mientras hablaba. >> en horas de la noche de hoy hay mayor peligro por la cantidad de lluvia que esperamos recibir y el peligro de deslizamientos de terrenos. reportera: las autoridades advirtieron de posibles deslizamientos de tierras. piden a las personas que no salgan de sus casas. >> sabemos que viene mucha agua. queremos que el agua fluya y no nos haga daÑo en nuestras propiedades. >> espero que nos suframos.

cnn's laila santiago is live in san juan where the rising water is the major concern. laila, what are you seeing? >> reporter: in san juan in the northwestern part of the island it is different than what they seeing on the interior and eastern part of the island. so i know victor showed that video of the bridge washed away. i talked to a young man there last night when it happened and said he was looking outside the window and happened within a matter of minutes. this morning i got into salina on the southeastern part of the island and there is a lot of concern and frustration among the people i talked to. listen to an exchange with a gentleman there, a resident and a business owner. >> more people lost the houses than maria. that was tough winds but this with the rain destroyed everything on houses. it is a small town that basically who's going to take care of this town? nobody. if we don't nobody will take care of it. >> reporter: that was the sentiment i heard from several people especially going to the shelt jer the mayor said they have more than 2500 families impa

que mantenÍa una relaciÓn con el cantante aunque luego la retal retiro tiene mÁs detalles desde san juanu sobrino por 20 millones de dÓlares por daÑos a su reputaciÓn se da meses despuÉs que habÍa erradicado una orden de protecciÓn contra el cantante que luego dejÓ este caso trata de un artista de fama mundial quiÉn estÁ siendo perseguido acechado ademÁs de extorsionado por una persona desajustada cuyo interÉs es obtener es beneficio econÓmico y de lo contrario de asesinar la reputaciÓn e integridad del artista la situaciÓn ha continuado a pesar que no siguiÓ en contra del demandante basada en falsedades que nunca habÍa sido agredido sexualmente por el demandante. >> asimismo la demanda indica que desde aproximadamente desde octubre del 2021 hasta enero 2022 estuvo enviando constantemente mensajes al demandante mediante de las plataformas de whatsapp e instagram. >> ademÁs dio a conocer el nÚmero de telÉfono del artista por lo que el cantante tuvo que cambiar su nÚmero de telÉfono tras salir a la luz todo este escÁndalo martin grabÓ un video en que dijo haber sido vÍctima de la mentira.

rindiendo honor a sÍmbolos como san juan, san pedro, huacamayas y mÁs, intentarÁ desplazar del recordrmanencia en el tiempo. >> es una tÉcnica basada en el... donde cada tapa es literalmente un punto de color que puedes mezclar con otros tonos para formar figuras mÁs complejas. >> asegura que la obra es para el mundo, teniendo a la naturaleza como protagonista y con materiales que podrÍan pasar desapercibidos. >> tambiÉn quiero dar un mensaje muy importante sobre cÓmo podemos reutilizar el plÁstico y ayudar al planeta tierra y convertirlo en algo nuestro que marca una diferencia para el planeta, marca una diferencia para la regiÓn, el paÍs, los artistas y toda la comunidad. >> al ver el avance de la obra su madre siente orgullo. >> muchÍsima emociÓn de ver cÓmo ha podido desarrollar su talento en venezuela, sin tener que migrar haciendo grandes oportunidades dentro y fuera porque las oportunidades no estÁn en los paÍses sino en las personas. >> Óscar no estÁ solo en esta obra, al menos 600 voluntarios se han sumado a los trabajos. >> estoy emocionado de participar en esto, porque hay

that's just one town on the south shore where you get the word san juan and it was less than 10. that's the north side. still more rain to come but probably less than a couple of inches. the storm now taking aim at the turks and caicos battering that island nation and on up towards bermuda as we work our way into the rest of the week. it's going to get stronger. this is going to be 140 mile per hour storm. right now the storm surge in the turks and caicos. up towards nova scotia. >> it won't be that strong. 5 to 8 feet in the low lying islands. >> they're only 10 feet tall. we'll be watching that. chad, thank you. >>> hurricane fiona gathering speed as you heard chad there. it's climbing over the warm atlantic waters. it's left destruction in the wake. two people have died. the puerto rico national guard have been helping people. in the town of cane the guard said it rescued 21 elderly bedridden people from a nursing home threatened by landslides. in the city they rescued this man who was swept away as he was trying to get gas. soldiers from a police battalion helped rescue more

layla santiago, cnn, san juan, puerto rico. >> and meadteorologist pedram javaheri joins me next. >>torm system you take a look at the damage that's been left in place certainly an incredible storm here given it's only a category 1, very well organized, symmetrical and producing an incredible amount of rainfall. made landfall around 3:30 p.m. local time across the southwestern area of puerto rico, approaching the areas of the island of hispaniola. and 100% of the island, well over 300 people without power at this hour. and you'll notice the storm system has lost little steam since it made landfall. we had little interaction with the landfall point, quite a bit of moisture on this producing rainfall amountsing producing 15, 20 inches and nearly the entirety of puerto rico under neath flood alerts at this hour given how much rainfall has come down. you'll notice models suggesting another 5 to 8 inches in a few spots and total amounts exceeding here. we do expect to the lesser extent of the interaction here to be on the eastern side because quite a bit of mountains on western side of th

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at least two are dead from the storm live in san juan. we're gonna be the right after this.a be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] discover is accepted at 99% of places in the u.s. ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] hurricane fiona is still battering puerto rico with heavy rain and life-threatening flash flooding. teams are working to rescue those trapped by a theme official who told cnn that the catastrophic rain is making it challenging at this hour, at least two people have died and hundreds of thousands are without power. cnn's leyla santiago has the latest from san juan. >> almost the entire island of puerto rico remains in the dark after hurricane fiona slammed into the southwestern coast of the island sunday afternoon. pounding rainfall causing catastrophic mudslides and flooding, to storm coming just as parts of the island were finally recovering from hurricane maria's destruction five years ago. >> it has been rough. who had me and just working to get back in the neighborhood. getting back from maria, where everything was destroyed. restaurants, ho

our lay low sanity thyago is on the ground in san juan with the latest. >> reporter: today the majorityerto rico are waking up without power and without water. now, if you are in san juan where we are right now i am having families here tell me that they are getting some power restored and water back, but that is a small portion of the island. if we go into the interior, if you go to the southern post, really hit hard by hurricane fiona, they do not have power. they do not have water. the big question is when will this all come to an end so that crews can begin to really, really work at that. when you ask government officials if they have any sort of estimation as to when power will be fully restored, they will tell you it could be a matter of days, but really there is no guarantee. i should mention this marks today, it is exactly five years to the day when since hurricane maria. the hurricane that left many here without power for months. in some cases up to 11 months. nearly a year. so there is much anxiety and fear in talking to people at shelters, in their homes, that they are fearin

this is right near san juan batista. the middle and right wings were shut down while transportation worked on it here. 101 should be fully reopened in about an hour. that is 101 in san benito county. the lanes literally buckling because of the heat. >>> back to her outages. c.a.i.s.o. has three different types of alerts this means the state is affecting some energy to veggies. nbc 11 starts asking from energy from other sources. everyone has to conserve print alert number two, that is what trent 22 starts requesting emergency energy from all of its extra sources and conserving energy becomes even more crucial when we are in alert two. we were in alert two for most of the day. the highest alert is alert three. this is when it c.a.i.s.o. cannot meet the demand. this is when power companies can be ordered to be in rolling lockouts by state regulators. we reached alert three about 90 minutes ago. those rolling lockouts can come at any point. here is a straightforward question. why is this happening? better yet, why can't we h

victor oquendo joins us live from san juan. victor, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. we're feeling those outer bands now. conditions definitely taking a turn overnight, the wind, it's just whipping right down the beach. the rain it's been steady, almost coming in sideways, we've seen shops nearby closed up. residents buying the last-minute supply. this morning, fiona barrelling toward puerto rico, now under a hurricane warning, the tropical storm dumping rain throughout the caribbean. residents in san juan with last-minute preparations, stocking up on supplies, boarding up homes and businesses. the locals know the drill, now bracing for blackouts. with thousands without power. will you lose power? >> every single day. >> reporter: fiona's winds and rain could cause real problems in puerto rico from flooding and mudslides to widespread outages. the island's power grid is notoriously fragile. we spoke with a utility in charge of fixing it. >> should the people of puerto rico feel for confident in the power grid than the years past? >> absolutely. we've done quite a bit

. >> cnn's leyla santiago is live for us in san juan. what are you hearing? >> brianna and john, as i checked in with families this morning, if you were in san juan, the metropolitan area, there is a small portion of areas that have had power restored. they are getting water back this morning. but if you are in the interior, if you were on the southern coast, really hit hard by hurricane fiona, there is still no power, no water. there are still people at shelters, and there are still crews trying to get access to some areas because of that flooding. i know you went over a lot of the numbers in terms of how much water has come down, the deaths that have been reported, but on the island right now, the big question is, how quickly can crews work to get that power back and get water back to the rest of the island, especially since it is still raining on and off throughout puerto rico. so as i have spoken to people this morning, the question is when will this stop, when will the help arrive? and everybody has taken note of the timing of this. today marks five year

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desde san juan, en puerto rico, danay rivero tiene el informe.a mayor parte de los residentes se resguardan en sus hogares para esperar a fiona. el fenÓmeno natural tiene algunas personas como rafael cruz, realizando los preparativos de Último minuto. >> poquito a poco, con mi planta de energÍa elÉctrica, y preparÉ las cosas que tengo para pasar dos o tres dÍas con agua. danay: mucho se apresuran y llegan hasta este negocio para preparar sus electrodomÉsticos. ¿usted tiene esa pieza? >> tendrÍa que chequear el modelo. reportera: quiero estar lista por si fiona hace de las suyas, no negocio permanece varios dÍas cerrados. >> vengo para que el seÑor me dÉ una pieza para la lavadora que no me estÁ exprimiendo bien, y en casa recogiendo todo, teniendo gasolina. reportera: mientras el gobernador de puerto rico hablaba en conferencia de prensa sobre fiona, experimenta un apagÓn. un evento no aislado, por es —— pues el servicio de electricidad para la isla ya estÁ fallando para miles de clientes. la autoridad de energÍa lÍrica estÁ al tanto de las inter

causing an island wide black out more than 3000000 people are affected. mano rap le reports from san juan. on the outskirts of puerto rico's capital son, one victor serrano electrician is helping his neighbor repair power generator cables in the wake of hurricane fiona. and i'd help any one of my neighbors. we're all here to help each other with the generator cables repaired, luis, albert is hopes to power a few appliances in his home. after 5 days without electricity success. the lights are back on, at least until the petro powering, he says, generator runs out your window. macy blasio, i look at my situation. my think about people who don't have the economic needs and how do they get by without electricity and running water heater? those on the island fortunate enough to have generators are managing through the persisting blackout. oh, we put on the clothes, but for low income residents, like sure lando. and he said, well, no electricity has met, spoiled, food and sleepless nights. okay, now are we allowed or like a logo verifying process right now was commies, a heat wave temperatures

we had to san juan, where foxes will not only reports on how the island is preparing ahead of the stormor at least this weekend. for a lot of people here at its worst. we have concerns about the inundation of rain, causing mudslides and some of the more mountainous areas here in puerto rico. also the very delicate electric grid. think about what we just went through in jackson, mississippi, with infrastructure that's already so delicate that when you have any type of storm activity. it really causes problems. that's a situation that puerto rico finds itself in, in many cases with the electric grid with maria just devastated so much of this island that electric grid is still very much in a delicate state. so any of the storm activity that we can see from fiona could have big implications in terms of electricity here on the island. meanwhile at this hour, the red flags are out on the beach there, warning of the rip current possibility, encouraging swimmers to stay out of the water. the surf is relatively calm, but we know that that's going to change over the coming hours as we get closer

been while rapids reports from san juan hurricane fiona bears down on turks and keiko silence making landfall as a powerful category. 3 storm, threatening to devastate the tiny caribbean archipelago in the dominican republic. crops have been destroyed and houses damaged by the 1st major hurricane of ve, atlantic season o. me joining all this area of farming. it depends on production on the crops and everything was destroyed. there was nothing left. a lot of people headlines to go bananas coffee, co, everything is gone. for hundreds were forced from their homes by widespread flooding in puerto rico among them other bill to reels and his daughter, martha, who are now staying at a shelter with other displaced people. walk around the 2nd my faith is strong. i know god will help me. i lost everything. but if god took everything away, it's only because he has something better planning for me. in the wake of the storm, us federal officials have promised to increase aid and support to puerto rico. hundreds of fema and federal responders are on the ground in puerto rico, including u. s. army

speaking with a journalist in san juan, puerto rico. thank you for joining us.l us about the scale of the damage in puerto rico. >> thank you for having me. the damage at this time is still being assessed. some parts of the island were hit harder than others. the southern and west part had great flooding. it has caused massive landslides, people to lose homes. rescue efforts are still ongoing. we do have a clearer image than we did have in the last two days while the hurricane was going on. but at the time, information is flowing slowly. >> in 2017, hurricane maria knocked out power to puerto rico. has the grid not been sufficiently repaired and hurricane proofed? >> it has not. this is one of the biggest problems we have faced this time around. in the last five years, not enough was done to fix or prepare the electrical grid of the island to face any catastrophe. even one at a much smaller scale compared to hurricane maria, a category five hurricane. it was category one when it hit the island. this is one of the things we will be looking into and one of the big

coast guard says the float plane was flying from friday harbor, that's a popular tourist spot in the san juan islands, to the seattle suburb of renton. one body was discovered. a search is under way for those missing, including a child. >> this is certainly a far larger and more serious incident than we expected to have on this holiday weekend. we were more expecting our usual routine, motor vehicle accidents, this was a surprise. this is what we train for. we have marine units and train for these kind of incidents. >> the cause is unknown. >>> police in canada are searching for two suspects in connection with a stabbing spree that left at least ten people dead and 15 wounded. authorities say it took place yesterday across 13 different locations at an indigenous community and nearby province of saskatchewan. some of the victims appear to have been targeted while others were attacked at random. local leaders indicated the attacks may have been drug related. the suspects have been identified as 31-year-old damien sanderson and 30-year-old myles sanderson. >> their location and direction of trav

the port of san juan, one of the busiest in the world for cruise ships now closed and tourists lik jonathanom rhode island staying put in his hotel >> the hotel is pretty safe they've assured that even if they lose power the hotel will still be functioning >> george, this storm hitting almost five years to the day after hurricane maria devastated the island. >> reporter: that's right, jose. many here in puerto rico say they've learned a lot since they won't be particularly when it comes to storm prep. the growing inteity of this storm has many on edge tonight. jose >> george solis in ponce, puerto rico thank you. >>> there is extreme flooding in the far northwest as well. in alaska, forecasters are calling it the worst in nearly 50 years. take a look at this from nome where tides 11 feet higher than normal washed away a house. and it was windy as well gusts getting up to 91 miles an hour in one western location alaska's governor has declared a disaster. dozens of people have left their homes for higher ground. >>> today more buses filled with migrants arrived from texas into major american