BOLDUAN: As millions in the Caribbean and Florida are dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, another storm, Jose, is brewing in the Atlantic. Let me bring in Chad Myers for this. Chad, the FEMA administrator said it's too close to the state for his comfort.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: I'm seeing the latest 11:00 advisory has the left side of the cone right over New York City. Not the center of the cone and not the other center of the cone, but I will get to that in a second. Here's where Irma was in warm water. Here's Jose, not so warm here, but it gets warmer here and working its way in that direction. Where does it go from here? That's five days away from a real answer. Here's where it started. Let's go back to Sunday. Through Monday and Tuesday, and now we are Friday. This then does a loop in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. It has no concept of where it wants to go, but it's getting closer and closer to the U.S. Here's where the models are taking it. Just east of North Carolina. North Carolina is very, very close to that cone. New York City and Nantucket and Cape Cod, you're in the cone. Here's the European model. We will watch it over the weekend. It is still six days from being here. That's not a forecast, but an idea. The forecast is this, still five days out. Could be close to New York City as a category 1 or maybe a tropical storm, but that's still in the forecast cone -- Kate?</s>BOLDUAN: Got to keep our eyes on it. Great to see you, Chad. And thank you so much.</s>MYERS: Thank you.</s>BOLDUAN: Coming up, the latest on the urgent manhunt in London under way. An explosive device found in a subway during the busy rush hour. Did it misfire or go off too soon? Why was something that looked like a pail on fire? That's coming up after this.
Hurricane Jose Brewing in Atlantic