dorian is a threat from florida to north carolina. cbs news weather producer david parkinson is predicting the unpredictable path of the storm. >> well, good morning. the storm has barely moved. it'g a little bit toward the north. that's an indication that we're starting to see maybe a shift to the north for florida to avoid seeing a landfall. right now the winds are at 175 pliels an hour. it ee moving to the west at 2 miles an hour and it's still off the west palm beach coast, but it's unfortunately way too close for comfort. here's the concern. it goes all the way up the florida coastline. by tuesday morning it's still a category 4. by wednesday, a category 3 with 100-mile-an-hour winds sitting off jacksonville. you can see the leftp the flori all the way up the georgia ca by thursday even it's ju rona, dot pay h attention to the center line. pay attention to the fact that you're in the cone. if you're under evacuation, you need to follow them. here's the deal. we've got to wait for the high-pressure ridge to break down and the cone

dorian todavÍa agrega muchos titulares. maÑana pasado maÑana porque miran la banda de nubes, semejando mucha lluvia sobre las carolinas. es categorÍa dos y se mantendrÁ intenso mientras se mueva por las cotas de estados unidos. lo mÁs importante marejada, viento y lluvia y terminaremos de hablar de dorian este prÓximo domingo cuando se vaya a latitudes mÁs altas. miren las banda de ayuda que estÁn afectando las carolinas, especialmente charlestÓn la lluvia es bien intensa. a travÉs de este satÉlite hemos visto la lluvia de dorian de otra manera. es un satÉlite pequeÑito, una caja de cereales que se toman ustedes. esta historia, quÉ ha hecho el satÉlite? ha agarrado dorian y lo partido en lÁminas, como si para un filete . ha podido ver la lluvia dentro de este ciclÓn. porque es importante esto? porque si funcionan estos satÉlites pequeÑitos podremos mejorar los modelos meteorolÓgicos como por ejemplo el que nos permita ver la intensidad de sus vientos. como pueden observar, vientos huracanados. mÁs de 10

dorian has been hammering the bahamas. it made three land falls to date and watch as the eye continues to work its way ever so slowly over grand bahama. the first time ever a category 5 storm made landfall there. the movement has slowed down so much, this is the latest advisory down to the west, at 2 miles per hour so barely moving notice the winds dropped just a bit to 175, but it's still a category 5 what's happening is the storm is undergoing what's calledn eye wall replacement cycle where one eye wall collapses and the other takes over it weakens the storm slightly, but it also spreads the wind field out so the storm is larger you can see that it is going to get close to florida as early as tonight into tomorrow. hopefully it won't make landfall, but look at this we have the cone of uncertainty covering parts of florida and then close to the carolinas, including wilmington, charleston, that area, but thursday so there is still a lot of uncertainty as we lo towards the days ahead as we continue to watch dorian just to l

rob: dorian battered that island. frustrated that everyday activities cause wrinkles and there's nothing you can do about it? downy wrinkleguard is a fabric conditioner that helps protect you from wrinkles all day. pants washed with downy wrinkleguard and detergent are virtually wrinkle free. try downy wrinkleguard. . ♪ carley: hurricane dorian threatening the u.s. as it marches up the coast. the category 2 storm prompting hurricane and storm surge warnings from florida to north carolina where it could make landfall. rob: moments ago governor of georgia expanding the emergency to several counties in his state and overnight in grand bahama a number of people were evacuated after dorian left a vicious path of destruction. >> overwhelmed the sadness that it looks like 59% of the homes are gone. i may have counted 50 roofs, maybe. rob: disseminated entire homes rubble. seven people killed. carley: journalist and family escaping through floodwaters to escape the flooding in the bahamas. watch this. >> i gotcha. i gotcha.

we want to update you on hurricane dorian. it's been parked over the island of grand bahama, for over a day now, and might not move for five or six hours. dorian has weakened slightly to a category 3. it remains a powerful and treacherous storm. it's blamed for five deaths in the bahamas and some people are unaccounted for. the prime minister says the destruction is unprecedented. >>> hong kong's chief executive, carrey lam said she never discussed the possibility of resigning with the central government. that's after a leaked audio recording by reuters saying she would quit if she had the chance. lam said quitting would be an easy out but not one for her. she says she deeply regrets pushing the bill that sparked months of protests against the government but it had been her decision to do so. >>> the first day of classes at one chinese elementary school began in horror after a man killed eight young children and injured two others. the attack is a 40-year-old man. the children's ages were not released. but the school ranges fr

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dorian is churning at a snails pace. forecast ers expect it is going to get dangerously close to florida. the national hurricane center predicting dorian path will be turning east with the storm cone moving just off the jacksonville coast. from our station in miami. in daytona beach. you have been doing duty on this storm for quite a long time. what are you seeing now? it's dark. but it doesn't look like a lot of storm surge at this point from the water. >> you're right. early quiet this morning. very few people out and about. we are under a hurricane warning. what that means is we're expecting sustained winds of at least 74 miles per hour. you heard even if dorian doesn't make land fall in florida it's not expected to at this point, we are still expecting some serious impact of winds and potential storm surge. so mandatory evacuations have been ordered. they began yesterday. for areas along the beach here, the coastal side. just east of the intercoast. where we are now. this morning there are more than 1,100 people in s

dorian is now a category 3 storm. hurricane watches and warnings are posted along the southeast coast, and more than 1 million people have been ordered to evacuate the carolinas. more than a foot of rain could fall on coastal communities there. hilary lane is in atlantic beach, florida. hilary, florida seems to have been spared, but the bahamas are dealing with the aftermath of dorian. >> reporter: anne-marie, the hurricane tore through the bahamas with the power of an ef-4 tornado. neighborhoods were leveled. 24 people are confirmed dead. here in the u.s. attention is turning toward the carolinas where they're expected to get a direct hit from dorian. the full impact of dorian on the bahamas is becoming clear. >> our response will be day and night until the lives of our people return to some degree of normalcy. >> reporter: the u.n. says some 70,000 people are in need of aid, but reheef is now starting to come in. >> it's incredible. the amount of outreach. >> reporter: tim aylen choked up as he thought about the off

hurricane dorian is battering the carolinas. new efforts to defend president trump's incorrect warning about the danger dorian posed to alabama. our chief white house correspondent jim acosta has the latest for us. jim, a top trump adviser is coming to the president's defense. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. white house officials are digging in their heels over president trump's use of altered map to justify false statements that hurricane dorian posed a threat to alabama. the white house put out a carefully worded statement saying his comments were based on briefings from officials, aides won't say if it was mr. trump that changed the map in what's become a game of cones for the president. leading what may become an indelible mark on the trump presidency, it was hardly a master stroke. now the white house is dragging its feet, admitting who altered the weather map held up by the president in the oval office, false falsely showing alabama in the path of the hurricane. >> that was the original chart, and you see it was going to

still waiting for dorian to make move. florida's governor says they're moving patients to safer ground. >> you'll be safe on the roads. >> reporter: more than a million ordered to evacuate. across the u.s. thousands cancelled and some airports closed. and airports in fort lauderdale and west palm are closed. miami international remains open, howeverer orlando will close some time overnight. so anybody with travel plans to florida should check for any possible delays. >>> well hurricane dorian is continuing to creep towards the u.s. in fact over a million residents in florida up through the carolinas are being warned to get out and get out now. now warning dorian could dump up to 15 inches of rain on the coastal carolinas mp. starl charleston, south carolina. i know people have bun preparaing. what do you think has bun number one on their minds? prepari preparing their homes, even the gas for their cars? >> reporter: so just being on the groundb the last 24 hoirs i tipg the biggest concern is flooding. as i mention said ear

entire towns flattened by hurricane dorian. the storm now moving dangerously close to the southeast. >>> walmart taking action on guns and wants lawmakers to do the same. what the retailer is changing in the wake of the el paso massacre. >>> was just following her dreams. she loved it here and loved the boat. >> grieving families

reportera: nuevas imÁgenes muestran la furia de dorian. tocÓ tierra el domingo yo y esta es la escena. el mar se ha retraÍdo facilitando que los equipos puedan trabajar dÍa y noche buscando sobrevivientes. intenta recuperar cadÁveres entre los escombros. janice dice que tiene decenas de familiares en abaco y sabe que dos han fallecido. a este aeropuerto privado llegan todos los damnificados. a los heridos mÁs graves los reciÉn médico preparado para dar los primeros auxilios y los demÁs son trasladados al hospital. este sobreviviente dice que estÁ vivo de milagro, la presiÓn del agua lo expulsó por un hueco en el techo de su casa dejÁndolo con una herida profunda en el cuello, dice que quedÓ inconsciente flotando en un pedazo de madera hasta que alguien le salvÓ la vida. a este aeropuerto privado continÚa llegando las personas rescatadas y cambia la ayuda internacional, el primer ministro de las bahamas ha dicho que hay por lo -60,000 persona -- menos 60,000 personas que necesitan ayuda urgente. regreso con ustedes al estudio

in the words of the national hurricane center, dorian won't budge. >> when dorian does finally head for the southeastern united states, it could push a, quote, life threatening storm surge. the hurricane is expected to start moving again early this morning with a new main target on the east coast. meteorologist ivan cabrera in the cnn weather center. before we get to the united states, how long before this thing gets to move and get off of the bahamas? >> hours, dave, christine. good morning. this is still going to be another six hours before we begin to move this to the north. stationary right now. this stalled during our show yesterday. we're now a good 24 hours into this. it's incredible to see the well-defined eye in the same spot. this is a cat 3. new. 120-mile-an-hour winds. not as of this advisory but through the last couple of hours we've been seeing the number come down. it's no longer a 5, 4, formidable cat 3. we like to say it is a weaker hurricane but not a weak hurricane, right? right over the same area here. by the time we get into this afternoon, i do think this thing wil

sarah harman, nbc news >> let's turn back to bonnie schneider with a look at dorian, and dorian slowing down as it approaches florida >> absolutely. it's the worst thing that could happen for the bahamas already many hours of this category 5 storm, making three landfalls on the bahamas. still pounding the area with 175 mile per hour winds. so unfortunately we're looking at this storm continuing to devastate the bahamas and making the records because now we've had four consecutive years of category 5 storms. it's really incredible, going back to 2016 it these memorabl will impact the weather along the south east coast line. >>> dorian is the storm that's shattering so many records we're likely to see this name retired. >> look at that. you think -- yeah, exactly thank you, bonnie. in today's quick hits, twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey twitter account was hacked the hacker tweeted more than a dozen racial slurs and semitic tweets some of them were up half an hour before taking them down >> lebron james asked to quote the praise taco tuesday. for social media and for show. >> it's called back t

dorian is devastating but also painfully slow. it's barely moving, meaning residents there are being hit over and over again. and flooding is also a major threat on low-lying islands. the prime minister says at least five people are dead. he's calling it a historic tragedy. >> many homes, businesses, and other buildings have been completely or partially destroyed. there is an extraordinary amount of flooding and damage to infrastructure. >> meanwhile in the u.s., millions of people have been ordered to evacuate. officials say dorian will move dangerously close to florida over the coming hours. at least 2,700 flights into, out of, and within the u.s. have been canceled. well, cnn is on the ground in florida as dorian begins to bear down. derek van dam is in stuart along the state's east coast. nick valencia is further north in melbourne, and ivan cabrera is here in the studio. okay. so let's start with ivan. and we have an update. we have some more information. >> we do. so now we have a category 3 hurricane here. so the winds have

hurricane dorian delivers a catastrophic blow to the bahamas. some homes are submerged on abaco eye lan. parts of paradise already completely devastated as the slow-moving storm threatens communities. the national hurricane center in miami says it ties with a 1935 labor day hurricane as the strongest in the atlantic. >> and it's looking like florida's fate lies in a handful of miles as dorian dances off the coast. at least 1 million people in the carolinas and georgia have been ordered to evacuate because of the category five storm. meanwhile, president trump made this surprising remark >> i'm not sure that i've ever even heard of a category five. i knew it existed and i've seen some category fours. you don't see them that much but a category five is something that i don't know that i've ever even heard the term, other than i know it's there. >> he says he's never heard of the term, but so far there have been four category five storms during his presidency, including dorian joining us live from miami nbc 6 is julia bagg. the beach evacuations ar

♪ ♪ >>> hurricane dorian now closer than ever to the u.s. coast line lashing the carolinas and spawning at least two dozen tornadoes. >> this whole town is gone. >> hundreds remain missing as the death toll from hurricane dorian climbs in the bahamas. >>> breaking overnight. zimbabwe's hero turns tyrant. robert mugabe has died. >>> plus, the washington post has said it has solved the sharpie gate mystery? guess, who altered the map. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it's friday, september 6th. 4 a.m. in new york. a hurricane is hitting the united states. hurricane dorian creeping slowly northeast just off the carolina coast trailing a path of destruction. in just the last few hours dorian has now weakened to a category 1 hurricane. at least five deaths attributed to it in the u.s. dorian's high winds and lightning strikes leaving more than 293,000 customers in north and south carolina without power. cnn meteorologist derek van dam is live for us in charleston this morning. derek, good morning to you. what are you seeing? >> reporter:

strongest impacts of dorian. kate >> i know you'll keep an eye on it tonight officials in the bahamas are calling the devastation from dorian unprecedented, the images showing homes demolished and do the images showing homes demolished and streets under water from widespread flooding. late today the prime minister confirmed at least five deaths on the hard hit islands. morgan chesky is in the bahamas for us. >> reporter: tonight the bahamas torn apartthe bahamas torn apart. dorian, a slow moving monster, swallowing dorian, a slow moving monster, swallowing homes, mangling cars, and pushing an angry sea on to peoples' doorstep. >> you're literally in the ocean. the ocean. >> reporter: david mackie gave a >> reporter: david mackie gave a chilling play by play, his home on stilts no match for a two story storm surge. >> far more than anything we ever experienced >> reporter: prayers for the family as dorian turned deadlya dead. >> reporter: this >> my grandson is dead >> reporter: this grandmother in tears after she

>> kate, dorian continues to come down. stationary with 145-mile-per-hour right now it's stationary with 145-mile-per-hour winds, hurricane warnings stretching from north palm beach to the georgia border hurricane watches up to charleston so, we continue to watch this sys so, we continue to watch this system as it makes its way up along the coast as a category 3 storm on wednesday, moves along the carolinas and out to sea sometime friday afternoon.nd out to sea sometime friday afternoon. wexpect to see hurricane force and we expect to see hurricane force and tropical force from north of miami all the way to the carolinas and as far as storm surge from west palm beach up to the wilmington storm a wobble of 15 miles either way could impact who feels the strongest impacts of dorian. kate >> i know you'll keep an eye on either way could impact who feels the strongest impacts of dorian. kate. it tonight officials in the bahamas are calling the devastation from dorian unprecedented, the images showing homes demolished and streets

we begin the dorian. north carolina is in for a long night as the hurricane slowly moves up the coast. well, the past few hours, the core of the storm has been brushing the eastern edge of the state. currently it is a category 2 hurricane with winds of 100 miles or 155 kilometers per hour. you're looking at live video from wilmington, north carolina. and you can appreciate the sound there of the winds. but even though the center of the storm has not crossed the coastline,

dorian es la noticia. vamos con nuestra compaÑera que estÁn vivo desde dallas que tiene informaciÓn muy especial. adelante. mayte: muy buenos dÍas. saludos a toda la gente de nueva york. estamos en vivo en dallas, texas. ha sido un fin de semana muy abatido para este estado. nuevamente, un tiroteo se suscitÓ a cinco horas de donde estamos. en el dÍa del trabajo estamos acompaÑando al seÑor martÍn. nos va explicar un poco su historia, yo estaba contando la experiencia con el casa huracanes. quÉ me decÍas? [risas] lo que se hace por el trabajo. tuvimos la oportunidad en "despierta amÉrica" de poder abordar este aviÓn de la fuerza aÉrea de los estados unidos y atravesar el ojo del huracÁn dorian. es uno de los huracanes mÁs potentes de todos los tiempos. mÁs adelante, tenemos todo este reportaje completo. como les venÍa diciendo estamos en vivo en dallas. queremos estar mÁs cerca de usted. hemos tenido el privilegio de poder acompaÑar al seÑor martÍn que amanece muy temprano. todos los d

estamos atravesando el huracÁn dorian. se sienten turbulencias, se siente movimiento, podÍamos ver un poquito de los relÁmpagos que hay, pero el espacio aquÍ es limitado. se siente el movimiento. nos han pedido que nos mantengamos en nuestro asiento. cinco o seis horas de nuestra misiÓn , a medida que se vuela dentro de las s los fuertes vientos azotan el caso huracÁn. quÉ tan peligroso es esto? estamos a 10,000 pies de altura y lo que se experimenta acÁ es muy diferente a lo que se vive la superficie. yo prefiero verlo a que esperar por Él en tierra. fÉlix: los pronÓsticos lo mantienen cerca de la costa. danae rivero estuvo allÍ. danae: la comunidad de florida uniÓ fuerzas para pedir por los afectados por dorian. porfirio y su esposa dicen que la fe en lo Último que se pierde. >> agua, gas en caso de que no haya luz por semanas. danae: se esperan que se salve la venta porque los sueÑos de negocios como los de antojitos se ven afectados. >> ha bajado un 75% de las ventas. >> vivimos en una casa que es como ma

dorian acÁ. como despierta amÉrica cada maÑana con la Última actualizaciÓn. >>muchas gracias, albert y las prÓximas horas, estamos en el pico de la temporada. no se sorprenda si se desarrolle otro fenÓmeno en el atlÁntico. carolina: en septiembre se ven gran parte de los huracanes categorÍa cinco que afectÓ a las bahamas. antes de irnos te recordamos, faltan dos dÍaspara el encuentro entre estados unidos y mÉxico. viernes 6 de septiembre, 8:00 p.m. y tambiÉn por udn. pamela: no era muy buena en el fÚtbol en la secundaria pero me defendÍa. me gustaba. esta rivalidad nadie se la puede perder. estamos con el conteo regresivo. y esperando la presencia del chicharito. carolina: yo recuerdo sÓlo verlo en colombia. nunca jugaba. habrÁ que verlo. pamela: no se lo pueden perder a chucky lozano, el chicharito. y la rivalidad amistosa pero que siempre es un encuentro intensa entre ambas selecciones. carolina: experta pamela en los deportes. hasta maÑana, los vemos en la ediciÓn digital. un

," more on hurricane dorian. cbs evening news anchor and managing editor norah o'donnell will have full coverage from cocoa beach, florida. >>> and now to the deadly boat fire off southern california. at least 25 people are confirmed dead and nine others are still missing. 39 people were aboard a dive ship early yesterday morning when the fire broke out. five crew members survived after jumping overboard. the ship was off the santa cruz island. it was on a three-day scuba diving ecursion to the channel islands. omar villafranca report -- john than vigliotti reports from oxnard, california, where the investigation is underway. >> reporter: as the ship burst into flames the accounts heard on this dispatch audio are chilling. >> report of a vessel on fire with 33 people -- correction, 34 people trapped below deck. the vessel fully engulfed now. >> roger, there's no escape hatch for anybody on board. >> reporter: by the time the coast guard and others reached the ship, fire was everywhere. >> i can't breathe. >> repo

brutal es el impacto del huracÁn dorian sobre las bahamas. los vientos son calificados como de efecto catastrÓfico por el centro nacional de huracanes, a esta hora continÚa la angustia para los habitantes de las islas. reportero: es incierto saber quÉ pasa en esas islas del caribe que no estÁn lejos de la costa de la florida. el paso del huracÁn dorian mantiene esta regiÓn0 incomunicada y todavÍa sin posible hacer un balance de lo sucedido. la potencia del huracÁn se hizo sentir y no dejÓ lugar a dudas. la velocidad de los vientos lo elevaron a categorÍa cinco, la mÁs fuerte y peligrosa. con paso lento pero firme llegÓ a las bahamas e ingresÓ primero por las islas a bancos. -- Ábacos. se presagiaba que no era un huracÁn más, sino que iba a dejar huella. >> este es uno de los dÍas mÁs tristes para dirigirme al pueblo. yo non algunos pocos buscaron un mejor refugio y aunque las islas son epicentro cada aÑo de los fenÓmenos de la naturaleza, esta vez algunos no quisieron evacuar. >> muchos no hayan prestado atenciÓn a la adv

number one, hurricane dorian pummeling the bahamas. authorities describing the damage as catastrophic. florida, georgia and carolinas bracing for impact this week. >>> number two, three airports in florida closed ahead of the impact. two flights from sfo to ft. lauderdale have been canceled. >>> keep our app handy all day today or follow me on social media for the latest on dorian. back at home, 57 to 64. a mild start this morning. we'll end up near 70 at the coast. mid 80s to mid 90s. going to be a warm unofficial ending to summer. >>> number four, breaking news, a rescue effort under way right now off the ventura county coast after a boat fire. more than 30 people were on that 75-foot boat when it caught fire overnight near santa cruz island. >>> number five, police still searching for a man who rammed his car through a gate at oakland international airport yesterday. he ran from police and was last seen jumping into san francisco bay. >>> number six, democratic presidential candidate tom steyer will be speaking at a labor day picnic

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airports shutting down for hurricane dorian. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," much more ahead. "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. rob: it is tuesday, september 3, 5 people confirmed dead by the category 3 storm, hurricane dorian which took its sweet time on the bahamas. jillian: looking live at port st. lucie, florida where the first signs of hurricane dorian are being felt in the united states, more of america in its deadly path. you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian is on assignment. rob: let's get to team coverage. we are getting breaking updates from storm zones. carley: griff jenkins in port st. lucie where the time to get out is now. i understand this storm is 100 miles east, your feeling its effects. >> reporter: that's right. the winds and outer bands are coming in. st. lucie officials tell me 41 miles an hour but as you can see the indian river, on the other side, that barrier islands, hutchison island, already the storm surge showing signs of flooding. 160 miles to the

you're watching special coverage of hurricane dorian. >> dorian is weaker this morning but packing a powerful punch moving along the carolina coast. the national weather service is recording sustained winds up to 90 miles an hour. >> and as dorian inches closer, almost 290,000 homes are in the dark with transformers blowing out. this is new video you're seeing here from thursday night. as you can sea, sudden loss of power. this was in wilmington, virginia. >> now up to 20 suspected tornadoes left trails of destruction tossing around mobile homes in emerald aisle. >> and we have video of another suspected tornado moving across white oak, north carolina. the other big story today, the rising death toll in the bahamas now at least 30 people are dead. officials expect that number to go significantly higher in the coming days as more rescue workers are trying to reach as many victims as possible. >> all right. we have extensive teach coverage on the ground. but first let's begin with meteorologist bill karins to see what direction it is moving. >> the thing we've been watching overnight i

we are tracking hurricane dorian right now. the storm has downgraded or was downgraded to a category 3 hurricane but that's only because the wind speed decreased slightly. dorian is still a deadly, dangerous storm and its eventual path toward the u.s. is uncertain at this time. for more than 24 hours it's been sitting over the northern bahamas. residents and tourists on the islands have been enduring relentless pounding from wind and rain and desperately hoping it will end soon. at least five deaths reported so far and then in the u.s. mandato"the mandalorian" -- mandatory evacuations are under way. let's bring in cnn meteorologist derek van dam in stuart, florida, along the state's east cone and nick valencia further north in melbourne, florida. good to see you both again. so, derek, what's the scene this hour in stuart and has anything changed in terms of weather conditions since we last talked? i'm looking at the foliage behind you. it seems to be a lot windier now than when we last spoke. >> yeah, the winds are definitely p

is still bracing for impact dorian currently hovering 75 to 100 miles off florida's east coast. winds are up to 140 miles per hour making it still extremely dangerous. >> holiday tragedy at sea, families desperate for answers this morning after a boat sinks in flames off california one of the crew was rescued while many passengers depth get off the boat alive >> is this the tipping point the latest mass shooting in texas is sparking new calls for gun control from lawmakers on both sides as we are learning more about the alleged killer in odessa >> panic at the airport, what sent people running with one person saying it was the most terrifying few moments of her life "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. hurricane dorian turns dead lid and remains at a bizarre stand still over the bahamas the category 3 storm battering the island for the past 24 hours, shredding homes and leaving miles of debris on abaco island so far five people have been killed and as many as 13,000 homes destroyed. and here's a look at the flooding from fre

we'll have the latest on dorian. but first, the former president of zimbabwe, robert mougabemuga died. he was in a military coup just two years ago, leaving a complicated and controversial legacy behind. >> reporter: after 37 years in power, demanding nothing less than absolute loyalty, robert mugabe's reign was never going to end at the ballot box. but few could have imagined the two weeks in november 2017, when his military moved against him and his people took to the streets. what did those crowds mean to former president mugabe? what did he say? >> he saw that they spoke. >> did it break him? >> it moved him. it moved him in a sense that he realized they are speaking to say this is enough. >> reporter: in negotiations the generals would salute the man they were looking to overthrow. the coup and his resignation was a humiliating exit for mugabe, whose very name came to define zimbab zimbabwe. >> he was a man who had so much to offer to zimbabweans. but he didn't. he focus on himself. the story of robert breaks my

watching dorian closely for you. back at home, daytime highs for today, looking at 72, san francisco 79, 93 in concord, 90 three for fairfield. a cooldown as we had through the work week. cooler tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we are going to keep temperatures right around where we should be this time of year as we look ahead to the weekend. >> scottish highland games at the pleasanton fairgrounds is in the books. one of the oldest in the bay area. just celebrated is 154th year. games over the weekend featured competitions like heavy hammers, for the women, fired a modern shotput. traditional food, dance competitions and hundreds of drummers and bagpipers with the goal of bringing out anyone with the celtic spirit. >> we come alive one weekend a year for this. >> we are considered by many to be the largest such celtic festival in the world. you won't find anything this big in scotland for interest. >> many of the festival historical demonstration center around the art of war practiced by scotsmen to protect themselv

there's simply no escaping dorian. >> this is new day weekend. >> we are following two breaking news stories. we'll start with hurricane dorian. the national hurricane center says it is extremely dangerous. category 4 storm. already hitting the islands of the bahamas with tropical storm forced winds, grand bahama will be hit with hurricane forced winds later today and dorian's path to the u.s. shifted slightly to the west and brings the east coast more into the cone of uncertainty. tropical storm warnings are in effect for parts of south florida including west palm beach. >> breaking news out of texas as the investigation is underway this morning to how at least five people were killed and 21 others injured in that mass shooting after a routine traffic stop. this happened yesterday afternoon in midland, texas. the rampage ended when police shot and killed the gunman in a movie theater parking lot. that shooter is said to be a white male in his mid 30s. >> we do want to begin with you in west texas. the city between mid

we're also learning of deaths from dorian. at least four people now confirmed killed in the bahamas. our meteorologist, jennifer gray, has a new forecast just out from the national hurricane center. jennifer, this storm is threatening millions of americans. >> it really is, all up and down the southeast coast, especially florida. that's the million-dollar question, is how close is it going to get to florida? the closer it is, the more impacts you're going to have with the wind, the storm surge, the rain. right now, it's not moving at all. stationary. that was the biggest nugget out of the 5:00 p.m. advisory. winds of 145-mile-per-hour, gusts of 170. still getting the worst winds right around grand bahama island, as this gradually will start to pull away tomorrow, conditions will slowly improve there, but that only means that conditions will worsen in florida. we'll continue to see these rain bands, winds will continue, especially once those showers pass. that's when the winds will gust up a little bit. and then maybe die down

we are watching dorian very closely. again it does look like in the next 12 to 24 hours, it will take that turn to the north. we will have moore on the weather here at home, coming up. back to you . >>> we have a couple breaking news items we are following right now. a lumberyard fire in vallejo, they just nocks this noun, on sonoma boulevard highway 29. very busy area of town, started burning about four this morning. right across the street there is a car dealership and mcdonald's, very busy area they are cleaning up after they put that fire out. also we just learned some new information on this tragic situation in southern california. a boat with 34 people on board caught fire and we have just confirmed there are numerous fatalities. we don't know how many. it could be dozens. we know that five people were rescued from this boat. it was a 75 foot dive boat, according to the coast guard. it was parked right there off the coast of ventura and santa barbara counties. the fire broke out at about 430 this morning. the coast

dorian has been downgraded. that's also breaking news, downgraded now to a category 1 storm, but it is still dangerous and it is hitting wilmington hard. stay with us. 145 over 92. 180 over 111. i had a heart attack, a cardiac arrest, and then a stroke. narrator: this is what high blood pressure looks like. you might not feel its symptoms, but the results from a heart attack or stroke are far from invisible or silent. get back on your plan. or talk with your doctor to create an exercise, diet and medication plan that works for you. go to loweryourhbp.org if i would've followed a treatment plan, i would not be in this situation. [happy ♪irthday music] ♪ don't get mad, put those years to work with e*trade. yeah...yeah, this is nice. hmm. how did you make the dip so rich and creamy? oh it's a philadelphia-- family recipe. can i see it? no. philadelphia dips. so good, you'll take all the credit. >>> we continue to follow hurricane dorian here along the u.s. east coast. that hurricane has weakened slightly. now a

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dorian has not moved. earlier probably 24 hours ago it was on the eastern edge of grand bahama island. now it's barely in toward the central portion. we have winds sustained to 120 miles per hour, so when and why does it make that turn to the north? here's what we've got going on essentially. it is something called a trough of low pressure. and that trough is right here. you can see it very clearly because it's that brown shaded area. what essentially that is going to do eventually is pick the storm up and begin to make that northerly motion with dorian. and that's when it will make its closest approach to the state of florida and then eventually to the carolinas, potentially virginia. so here is where we are by tuesday evening. this will be the closest approach as it gets to the florida coast line here. so by tonight, we're talking about melbourne, fort pierce, areas around orlando, potentially in tropical storm force conditions with the core of those hurricane winds just offshore. now, the national hurri

dorian has been pummeling the bahamas for a day and a half. scientists say it's like having some of the islands are just four feet above sea level and were hit by a storm surge of 23 feet, higher than the roof line of most homes. hurrice dorian buttht ap >> please pray for us. >> o'donnell: desperate cries for help tonight as monster hurricane dorian pounded the bahamas for more then a day as a category 5. with catastrophic winds tearing off roofs, toppling trees, and downing power lines. the storm surge claiming at least five lives in the abacos, including a young boy, with fears there could be many more. bahamian prime minister hubert minnis. >> the initial reports from abaco is that the devastation is unprecedented and extensive. >> o'donnell: resident trying to escape the storm surge as high as 23 feet as authorities urged people to grab hammers to break out of attics. more than four feet of rain iss. look at these cars, man. >> o'donnell: it was the strongest hurricane to hit in modern history. tonight the monster storm is expected to get

i wonder if any were named dorian. coverage continues right now. >> it is thursday, hurricane dorian, upgraded to a category 3 as it turns toward the carolinas. >> the east coast in its crosshairs. coverage as dorian prepares to make landfall. the soul survivor of the california dive boat disaster sharing their stories. >> one of the ntsb officials on the scene, an interview you will not see anywhere else. are you going nuts? the reason i came on the jimmy kimmel show is i am not nuts.

we'll have the latest on where dorian is headed. also tonight, the death toll is rising in the bahamas as dorian survivors tell us of agonizing waits for help. >>my brother's roof collapsed on my sister-in-law. she was trapped underneath the roof for 17 hours. >>o'donnell: breaking news: federal investigators may be zeroing in on what caused a california dive boat to catch fire, killing 34 on board. new tonight: health officials may have found an important clue in those mysterious illnesses caused by vaping. and a mission of mercy to a remote island cut off by dorian. this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell reporting tonight from myrtle beach, south carolina. >>o'donnell: and good evening. this is our western edition. we are really beginning to feel dorian's fury here in the united states. this is the fourth straight night we've been covering this hurricane, but this is the first time we were nearly blown over by its winds. the hurricane center is less than 50 miles from where we are standing. the storm now stretches 690 m

this is what hurricane dorian looks like from space. the storm is turning over the atlantic ocean right now. officials say more than 20 million americans could feel the storm's strength. >>> team coverage on that storm. reporter nicole killian live from cocoa beach florida.>> reporter: florida's governor has been monitoring during his track. he is encouraged by the last 24 hours. the cautions the state is not out of the woods yet. >>> floridians are still boarding up homes and businesses while everyone waits for dorian. miami mayor declared a state of emergency on saturday. >>> we are hoping our residents remain vigilant.>> reporter: he warned even if dorian doesn't make a direct hit in florida high winds and flooding would remain a threat. forecasters say the highly unpredictable hurricane could move north to georgia or the carolinas before making landfall. >>> will looking at these forecasts. a bump in one direction or the other could have really significant ramifications. in terms of impact.>> reporter: at port canaveral operations a

but into friday as dorian makes closest approach. there's potential it could throw showers up far enough though chance increase as you head further off east down southern maryland and st. mary out county you couldheady traind ore forure heavier rains for dorian around t heternoon hours. got news dorian iof hereby t tim g temperatures 80s..day low humidityro weekendz fantastic. 5:57 y now and i cannel. the roads are picking up branch avenue. s arash on ramth top inner loop use caution there and we sls quite conditions. 2995 kenilworth looks good. northbound 5 there is a bit of delay to suitland parkway. watch for that one. outer loop delays remain frerlier crash that eared outer loop delays remain frerlier crash that eared georgi.a we've got a 16 year old trauma victim goishocpy? k. male emt: pulse fading. we gotta movnge. (siren wailing) announcer: imagine if the care we needed...wa iremind senarner that government rate setting ccould meand hospitals. it's not the answer for surprise billing. >>nd rain and storm sueavs.y out ofners g

dorian ripped the roof off this home. and storm surges are still expected to lift water levels as high as 18 to 23 feet above normal producing large and destructive waves. patrick ottman live from freeport, bahamas. let's talk more about what's going on where you are and these storm surges. >> reporter: yes. the storm surges are a major concern but let's talk about the wind first. we are being lashed in freeport by dorian's wind all night long in the dark because power is out here. it sounds like a jet engine, just screaming winds that pick up but never really go away. they die down a bit, but they never really go away. keep getting stronger and stronger. people are in their homes, no power, no information, no tv. maybe they're listening to radio. it has to be terrifying. nobody here in the bahamas has ever experienced a storm like this because they've never had a storm like this. and a real concern though is later on with the storm surge, talking about a storm surge exceeding 20 feet. the highest point on this island is

as hurricane dorian lingers dangerously close to the u.s. east coast residents of charleston to dealing with downed trees are flooding and tropical storm force winds thousands lost power here tidal surges remain a danger and more than 300000 south carolinians have moved to shelters but most agree things could have been a lot worse this used to it i'm ex-military and this is nothing compared to combat . you know it's it's it's ok as south carolina prepares for a cleanup dorian is now tracking towards north carolina's outer banks the eye of the hurricane may not make landfall but this will be a close call for an area already under mandatory evacuation this will be a brush by whether it comes ashore or not the eye of the storm will be close enough to cause extensive damage in north carolina tornadoes produced by the power of dorian have been reported throughout the region forming and touching down with little warning for south carolina though the storm is passing albeit slowly some 3 have a lot of trees that have blown down but frankly the wind

airports shutting down for hurricane dorian. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," much more ahead. "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. rob: it is tuesday, september 3, 5 people confirmed dead by the category 3 storm, hurricane dorian which took its sweet time on the bahamas. jillian: looking live at port st. lucie, florida where the first signs of hurricane dorian are being felt in the united states, more of america in its deadly path.

se sienten f efectos de dorian? ¿que tal? todo el dÍa se han sentido los efectos de dorian en la costa este de florida, en especial en las playas con las marejadas, un huracÁn que ha hecho que se efectÚen Órdenes de evacuacion en casi 1 millÓn de personas no solo en la florida, tambiÉn en georgia y las carolinas, esto r provoca la cancelacion de cie cientos de vuelos, hay que se seguir monitoreando la trayec r trayectoria, adutoridades urgena las personas a tomar precauci e precauciones, hablamos con algunos inmigrantes del Área y esto es lo que nos dijeron de cÓmo van a enfrentar a dorian. >> dorian da avisos de furia en la costa este de los estados unidos con rÁfagas de vientos y marejadas, manteniendo en alerta a millones de residentes en esta zona del paÍs. >> si , tenemos ansiedad, ten teniamos planeados por estar el fdin de semana largo y vinimos y nos tenemos que ir, esperemos que sea nada, ¿no (hablan en ingles). >> el gobernador de florida advirtiÓ a los residentes que evacuan, georgia y las carolinas tam

matthew, florence and dorian. the challenges we face deal not just with the storm itself but the flooding which causes massive damage and any individual who considers it goes from a category 5 to a category 2, devastating windss but particularly when storms hover over and don't move quickly, they go slowly they caused tremendous damage with the flooding. heather: donald trump tweeted out last night he is getting the emergency declaration completed, signing at last night and hopes the state will not lead it. in terms of funding you have an issue with that. >> since 2016, matthew, we applied for fema funding is worked with all the counties and yet today from north carolina they received all the money from fema but it has been allocated at the county so 7% of money sent by fema has been allocated. this is terrible. this is a bureaucracy and is at its worst. that is why i support senator tom tillis who introduced a bill that if the state hadn't allocated money to the counties fema should go to the counties and let the

nasa has been tracking dorian's path. as the category 2 storm gets closer to the florida coast, the flight facilities at the kennedy space center are buckling down. staff at the center are preparing to ride out the storm as it moves closer bringing with it those damaging 110-mile-an-hour winds. >> joining us now, public affairs specialist at nasa's kennedy space center, happeningy space center given the winds that are approaching. >> stephanie, last night around 5:00, 120 people here at the kennedy space center took shelter in the launch control center here at the kennedy space center. this is a hurricane hardened facility. i'm standing right next to the window of firing room one which is the very window that mission control managers were looking out when we launched apollo to the moon. this is a very, very hardened facility against a hurricane. it can handle a cat 5. the 120 people are here to monitor any damage that could happen from hurricane dorian, as well as rapidly respond once it's safe to take care of any hardwar