I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News, Hillary, now a tropical storm, but that's not easy any concerns

about the torrential rain. It'll bring to the southwestern region of the U.S. Foxes

Jonathan Hunt in Santa Monica, California.

Everybody from South to San Diego on the border with Mexico, all the way north to Santa

Barbara has been prepping for the sandbags have been at a premium, as you can imagine,

pretty much every firehouse in Southern California has been handing those sandbags out so

that residents can get ready for what is expected to be in places catastrophic flooding and

on top of that. We are likely according to the experts to see some landslides.

And one person has already died in Mexico because of Hillary, FEMA official Marcus Coleman

on Fox saying preparing his key.

We want individuals and families to make sure that they're taking steps to be prepared,

making sure they have access to food, non-perishable, non-perishable food items, water, and more

importantly that we're checking on friends, neighbors and loved ones.

And Governor Gavin Newsom already declaring a state of emergency. President Biden meantime

set to visit Maui tomorrow Monday. He'll get a firsthand look at the devastation caused

by the Hawaiian wildfires.

He's going to be able to see what I saw when I went to Maui last week and just really experience

the complete and utter devastation that this town had experienced.

But he's also going to be able to talk with people and hear their stories and provide

a sense of hope and assurance that the federal government is going to be with them.

That's FEMA Administrator Dianne Krizwell earlier today on ABCs this week, dryer and

windier weather in the forecast in Canada's Northwest Territories as firefighters struggle

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