[Blitzer:] We're keeping an eye on Hurricane Matthew right now, a powerful category 3 storm that could make landfall on Florida's east coast Friday morning. Right now, four states on the southeast United States are under a state of emergency. Florida's Governor Rick Scott saying 17 deaths reported across the Caribbean. Jennifer Gray is at the CNN Weather Center in Atlanta now. Jennifer, where does Matthew appear to be heading as far as we know right now?
[Jennifer Gray, Ams Meteorologist:] As far as we know now, the next step is the Bahamas and it is going to roar through there as a strong category 3 or strengthen to a category 4 once it gets to the northern Bahamas, which is extremely dangerous. We're also possibly going to see a category 4 storm either just off the shore, off the coast of central Florida or making landfall, and that is going to be the big question mark, because, Wolf, those strongest winds are right around the center of the storm. Of course, they weaken as the storm goes out, but if that tracks on shore or very close to shore, you could have some pretty devastating consequences along the coast and Florida. And then is supposed to bend back up to the north and east, possibly a category 2, off the Georgia coast, South Carolina coast. Some models take it out to sea. Other models, Wolf, drag this back around and make a second landfall across Florida. It is going to be something to watch extremely closely. Let's go to here on the floor. I want to show you, if I can oh, the graphics are not working. Never mind. We'll come back here, Wolf. It is going to be extremely important for folks in the Bahamas to be on the lookout. We're talking about 10 to 15 inches of rain, storm surge 10 to 12 feet on top of that, very, very high waves, 12-foot waves. We are going to experience catastrophic consequences across the Bahamas, as well as this to the north and west, and the next stop being Florida. If you're in the evacuation zones, I can't stress enough, get out, especially if we could possibly anticipate a second landfall across Florida by next weekend Wolf?
[Blitzer:] Yeah. That would be awful indeed. Thanks very much, Jennifer. We'll stay in close touch with you. Coming up, as the fighting rages on in Aleppo and Syria, the talks about a ceasefire between the U.S. and Russia come to stop. We'll take a closer look at what's being done right now to try to get that process back on track. The State Department spokesman standing by to join us, live.