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Tropical Storm Isaac / Cuba, Florida #1029630

NBC Evening News for Saturday, Aug 25, 2012
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(Studio: Lester Holt) Report introduced.

(Cuba: Mike Seidel) The impact of Tropical Storm Isaac on Cuba and on to Florida featured; scenes shown from Cuba.

(Studio: Bryan Norcross) The course of the storm towards west Florida and the Gulf of Mexico reviewed and previewed; forecast weather maps shown.

(Studio: Lester Holt) Report introduced.

(Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Mark Potter) The impact of Isaac on Haiti reviewed; scenes shown of rain and mud in the tent camps. [Tent camp manager Chiara LUCCHINI†- says the families are losing everything.]

(Studio: Lester Holt) A state of emergency as Florida s Isaac zeroes in noted; scenes shown from Key West.

(Ft. Myers: Thanh Truoung) The hurricane warnings for the gulf coast of Florida featured; scenes shown from Key West, Ft. Myers, Miami, Tampa and Punta Gorda of storm preparations. [Business owner Tree ANDRE†- worries about a storm surge.] [Governor Rick SCOTT - worries about the storm.] [Punta Gorda MAN - comments.]

Reporter(s):
Holt, Lester;
Seidel, Mike;
Norcross, Bryan;
Potter, Mark;
Truoung, Thanh
Duration:
00:07:40

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