JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: After Hurricane Dorian has grown to 2,500. There's also new, major environmental concerns as well. CNN's Paula Newton live in Nassau with the very latest. Twenty-five hundred people missing. What exactly does that mean?</s>PAULA NEWTON, CNN ANCHOR AND CORRESPONDENT: Yes, it is a terrifying number, isn't it, John? And that begins to give us some kind of a scope of what this storm did to the Bahamas. The good news is, is that does not mean that 2,500 people will remain missing for the next several weeks. There has been a lot of confusion. I have seen it firsthand myself where you look at that list but there are people who are fine, they just have to be counted on that government website. But it is such a good start right now for loved ones who want to try and find their family members. I want to say as well that that includes thousands of people that evacuated directly to the United States. Why? There are thousands here with dual citizenship and</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: Oh, no. Let's hope that they get a break with the weather. Paula, thank you very much for all of the developments from the ground there. There's also a big development in the epidemic of teen vaping. The Trump administration wants to ban a wide range of products, and that's upsetting a lot of people. That's next.
Missing in Bahamas after Dorian