Hi, everyone. It's Valkyrie, New York. There are developments this afternoon across a number

of those investigations into ex-president Donald Trump. We'll get to those in just a minute.

But first, we pick up live coverage of Hurricane Idleia, the strongest storm to make landfall

on the big-ben region of Florida in generations, actually going back 127 years. Right now,

it's a Cat 1 hurricane. Thankfully, that is an improvement when it first made landfall.

But it did. It slammed head on into Florida as a Cat 3 with 125 mile-an-hour winds. This

is what that actually looks like or looked like in Keaton Beach, Florida. Earlier this afternoon,

our colleague NBC's Gabe Gutierrez showed us the aftermath there.

Again, some boats are being sent in these neighborhoods here to check for survivors. The water

thankfully seems to be receding here after all these storm surge. But I just wanted to show you

the National Guard vehicles that were here. With response to your question about where we could see

the wind, we saw a lot of tree damage, Chris. A lot of tree damage, down power lines. You can kind

of tell where the worst of it was as it blows through. In some places, looks like a tornado came

through. It's really as remarkable when you see the intensity of the storm, the power of a hurricane

as it comes on shore. As you said, that's our colleague, Gabe Gutierrez. He spent his morning in

Perry, Florida. That's about a half an hour north. That's where roaring winds blew over this

gas station awning before knocking out a billboard right where Gabe was doing some of his reporting.

A few minutes later, Gus nearly lifted him and his crew and their equipment, including their

camera right off the ground. Watch that moment. The winds here, wind Gus, I'm told are over 100 miles

an hour. And we are really feeling the front of this storm. An unprecedented storm hitting the

Big Bang area. They have never seen a storm that powerful in terms of wind surge.

Again, italia is now a cat one storm, but there is still a high degree of threat to human lives

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