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Can relive all the action and glory for emma raducanu tomorrow at lunchtime here on bbc at 145, certainly that is something to record for posterity as well, so, talking of history. now, 18 years, after he made his first debut, for manchester united, this afternoon, fans will be toasting ronaldos return. after one of the biggest transfer stories of the summer, the 36—year—old christiano ronaldo will play his first game for manchester united since he became a global icon and re—signing from ...

Moments the world could rejoice over. president bush throwing out the first pitch in the stadium. there were firefighters and first responders standing on the field at the first nascar race after 9/11. there were 145 flags waving in the stands. every arena and stadium offered americans an opportunity to come together and heal after an unthinkable tragedy. joining me now, senior contributor bob costas. bob, great having you with us. as you remember all too well, the attacks shut down the sports w...

West, north south, 250 miles. it has rapidly intensified. to give you a sense of this, rapid intensification is within 24 hours you see the winds go 35 miles per hour. this thing went from 18 miles per hour at 5 am yesterday, to 5 am today, 145 miles per hour. that is a massive jam for a storm to take in 24 hours. and unfortunately is what we are seeing more and more. here in lake pontchartrain, the sea is obviously very angry. the winds are picking up. we are worried about storm surge. storm st...

By the time we go to bed tonight, you need to be where you intend to ride the storm out. >> i want to get to cnn meteorologist alisyn chin char. weve gotten an update on what is a fast moving storm. >> and rapidly intensifying. the storm the winds go up 35 miles per hour in less than 24 hours. it actually did 60 miles per hour in that same time frame. were up to a category 4 storm. sustained winds, that means constant winds of 140 miles per hour. gusting up to 16 5. forward movement to the north...

We want to pop up the radar for you as we see it really barreling towards louisiana here. its expected to slam the northern gulf coast as a category four storm. and weve been getting a lot of updates just in the last few minutes we. we know that storm surges right now, flooding forecast rather, potentially 12 to 16 feet. particularly important fourchon and we know that maximum sustained winds are even clocked in at 145 miles per hour. the storm right now is still off shore its moving about 60 mi...

Getting better. its doing the opposite. the storm has strengthened again. last time we spoke sustained winds up to 145. now up to 150. seven miles per hour stronger and this will be a category 5. we are seven miles per hour off from being a category 5 storm right now. we are on the high end of category 4. forward movement to the northwest at about 15 miles per hour. rapid intensification, by definition, is 35 miles per hour increase in less than 24 hours. this particular storm did 45 miles per h...

Been flying in and out of ida. who literally said, there is some fire in her. for a hurricane hunter who does that her job, thats pretty striking. >> and getting more intense with each and every hour. we have a team of reporters and an analyst following the latest for you throughout the air via. now a monster category 4, intensifying by the hour as it closes in on louisiana. as we said winds ramping up to 145 miles an hour. the national weather service in new orleans predicting up to 16 feet of ...

Thats the one thing. the biggest thing we worry about, of course, as you said, joe, the storm surge. upwards of 15 to 17 feet. there are areas, levy areas that are protected for those rises. but there are a lot of areas that are not. so, those areas are the ones that we are most concerned about as this storm ramps up. and make no mistake. whether it is a category four or a category five, or even somehow, if its a category three, it is still going to do a tremendous amount of damage. dont pay att...

Newsroom. im jim acosta in washington. were following breaking news this hour. louisiana getting slammed right now by hurricane ida which made landfall just hours ago as an extremely dangerous category 4 storm. to put it simply, ida is every bit as serious as forecasters predicted. maybe even worse. were talking about winds of 145 miles per hour. life-threatening storm surge and torrential rain. extensive flooding in some areas already. grand isle, louisiana, that is just for starters. this all ...

Concern. tornado watches are up for those communities. >> should you get some of those 145-mile-an-hour gusty winds here, a bathroom, kitchen, something with no windows that you can hunker down in. it can get kind of rough. out of 10, about a 7 right now on the worried factor. we have made all the preparation s we have in place. im confident that people we have, whether theyre from the national guard, state police, harbor police, coast guard, our staff, we have done everything we can to protect ...