COOPER: The Bahamas is on the alert again tonight. A tropical storm warning is in effect for the areas hard hit by Hurricane Dorian. The National Hurricane Center is tracking what could become tropical cyclone nine. Meanwhile, the number of people listed as missing in the Bahamas after Dorian has dropped significantly to 1,300. It's down from an estimated 2,500. That list could likely get even smaller as the government urges people to check in with family and authorities. Dorian tore through the islands nearly two weeks ago as a category 5 hurricane, making it the strongest storm ever to make landfall in the Bahamas. I want to check in with Chris to see what he's working on for "Cuomo Prime Time" at the top of the hour. Chris?</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN HOST: Hey, how you doing, Coop? We're going to do a special report tonight on the Bahamas. We're going to take you onto the ground. We're going to take you to people who are trying to help in different ways, give you different looks at the situation, especially with the idea of getting hit by another storm coming. We're also going to have the administration's top immigration official and test two propositions. Why did the President say what he said about basically bad hombres coming from the Bahamas? Has the door been shut? What are the rules? Are they changing? And we're going to talk about this new asylum law situation that just came through the Supreme Court. Why is that the best policy for America? Special report tonight.</s>COOPER: All right. For the whole hour, Bahamas, Chris, appreciate it. Thank you very much. Important stuff. We're going to go to Chris in about eight minutes from now. Up next, right now, two grown adults elected to Congress trade insults on Twitter over who supports the President more. That's where we are, folks, Congresswoman Liz Cheney versus Senator Rand Paul when we continue.
Tropical Storm Warning In Effect For Parts Of Bahamas