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Rescue crews are using Zello, an app that lets people turn their smartphones into virtual walkie-talkies. In the days ahead, these types of apps and various tools could help save lives. CNET senior editor Dan Ackerman joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to offer practical tips for those in the hurricane's path.

When guitarist Aaron Dessner bought an 18th century farmhouse in the Hudson Valley of New York for his family, he also saw it as an oasis for his band, The National. An old barn was rebuilt into their new studio where The National recorded their new album, "Sleep Well Beast." Anthony Mason reports.

"Sleep Well Beast" is the band's seventh album and some critics are calling it their best yet

The Stonewall Jackson window has been a part of Roanoke's Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church for 125 years

The National released their seventh album Friday called "Sleep Well Beast." Many critics are calling it their best yet and one of the best albums of the year. In a special performance recorded live just a few miles from their studio at the Basilica Hudson, The National performs "The System Only Dreams in Total Darkness."

Irma moves toward southwest Florida after battering Cuba overnight

Hurricane Irma is expected to hit Florida's east and west coasts. From Florida City, CBS News' Elaine Quijano saw school buses of people being escorted by state troopers out of Florida Keys.

While there has been a mass exodus of Florida residents fleeing the approaching Hurricane Irma, many remain in its path. Aside from immediate safety concerns, there's the issue of health care during and after the storm hits. CBS News medical contributor Dr. David Agus joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss how telemedicine services can be used in emergency situations.

Former White House chief strategist tells "60 Minutes" how fallout of leaked tape ended up costing Gov. Chris Christie a potential job in the administration

Many in Miami and the rest of south Florida are evacuating ahead of Hurricane Irma, but not everyone is obeying the orders. Carter Evans reports from Jupiter, Florida.

Bruce and Eric Bromberg's Blue Ribbon restaurant empire got its start 25 years ago. Considered a cradle of today's culinary scene, it was a hangout for some then-unknown chefs who would go on to become some of the biggest restaurateurs in the world. Dana Jacobson sat down with the founders and tasted the timeless appeal of Blue Ribbon.

Widely renowned band The National released their seventh album Friday called "Sleep Well Beast." Many critics are calling it their best yet and one of the best albums of the year. In a special performance recorded live just a few miles from their studio at the Basilica Hudson, The National performs "Day I Die."

The National released their seventh album Friday called "Sleep Well Beast." Many critics are calling it their best yet and one of the best albums of the year. In a special performance recorded live just a few miles from their studio at the Basilica Hudson, The National performs "Nobody Else Will Be There."

The National released their seventh album Friday called "Sleep Well Beast." Many critics are calling it their best yet and one of the best albums of the year. In a special performance recorded live just a few miles from their studio at the Basilica Hudson, The National performs "Turtleneck."

Irma's winds have started whipping Florida as the storm spins on a new track that puts Tampa in its crosshairs

Damaging winds from Irma's outer bands are arriving in South Florida

The internet giant wants a large city with good transit and well-educated workers -- a handful fit the bill

Hurricane Jose, a Category 4 storm, is swirling in the Atlantic. It's threatening some of the islands in the Caribbean left devastated by Hurricane Irma just days ago. Tiffany Bender, an American who is stranded on St. Martin after Irma destroyed nearly all of its structures, joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" by phone to recount what she's witnessing.

Hillary Clinton is out with a new memoir about the 2016 election. In her first broadcast interview about "What Happened," she sat down with Jane Pauley of "Sunday Morning" to discuss the moment during one of the debates: when Donald Trump got closer to Clinton than she liked. Watch the full report Sunday, Sept. 10, on CBS' "Sunday Morning," which begins 9 a.m. ET.

Lonnie Quinn, chief weathercaster from New York station WCBS, joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to track Hurricane Irma.

Shares of Equifax fell about 13 percent Friday, as the FBI is investigating how the credit rating agency could have allowed so much personal data to be hacked. Chip Reid reports.

The president assured reporters the U.S. is ready for Irma. It took Congress only three days to provide billions of dollars in disaster relief for Texas' Hurricane Harvey. President Trump made a deal with Democrats to raise the debt ceiling through early December while providing much-needed relief for hurricane victims. Paula Reid reports.