Hurricane Fiona leaves most of Puerto Rico in the dark

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Hurricane Fiona leaves most of Puerto Rico in the dark

Puerto Rico fights to recover from Hurricane Fiona - five years after Hurricane Maria hit. Also, a criminal investigation into the transport of Venezuelan migrants to Martha's Vineyard last week is launched.

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Eye Opener

Puerto Rico fights to recover from Hurricane Fiona — five years after Hurricane Maria hit. Also, a criminal investigation into the transport of Venezuelan migrants to Martha's Vineyard last week is launched. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener.

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