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Travis kelce world coin show. Thank you, guys, as always, we appreciate it. The best. All right. Cnn this morning continues now. Well, good morning, everyone. A lot of big news to get to this morning. Lets get things started with five things to know for this monday, september 25th. Breaking overnight, there is a tentative deal in the hollywood Writers Strike after 146 days and countless picket lines, there is no deal in washington, dc, though, where a Government Shutdown is looking increasing. L...

Parish. so thats been a challenge. and i have -- im separate by the mississippi river, so i have a parish -- part of my parish is on the east bank of the river, so im having some challenges also there with some of my water systems. >> yeah. were looking at a drone shot now of the parish in louisiana. as you said it is at the southern tip. its the one that juts out the most. so theres a boil water advisory. you dont have power. theres a boil water advisory in the parish. you said youre trying to ...

150-mile-per-hour winds, hurricane ida made landfall as a category-4 storm near port fourchon this afternoon. the storm surge has reached four to seven feet in southeast louisiana and coastal mississippi. water has engulfed roads, homes, businesses, and marinas. right now, ida is holding strong as an extremely dangerous category-3, as it makes its way through louisiana. nbc news is continuing to obtain dramatic video out of the gulf coast. here is the roof being ripped off lady of the sea hospit...

6:00 a.m., we issued a mandatory evacuation for what we call the east bank part of our parish because our parish is separated by the mississippi river, and from the west bank part of the river which we considered oakville, the area because bell chase and okayville, we feel confident of that area. but the other areas, we ask them to have a mandatory evacuation. and we have shelter and asked people to leave. >> what can i do to help people if theyre looking for somewhere to stay. is there a websit...

>> that water has nowhere to go. i understand your situation. its almost incorrectable without something extreme. what is the message to the locals? if youre where, do you need to get out, what do you suggest? >> thursday morning at 6:00 a.m., we issued a mandatory evacuation for what we call the east bank part of our parish because our parish is separated by the mississippi river, and from the west bank part of the river which we considered oakville, the area because bell chase and oakville, we...

Tornado damage. certainly wind damage, the winds at the airport 60 miles per hour. over 30,000 people without power at this hour. the storm came over the lake across into kenner and down into new orleans proper and still moving down almost to about gretina right now. storm moving to the southeast about 30 miles per hour. right there is the rotation as it travels on eventually toward the northern parts of plaquemines parrish. damage has been reported but most wind damage, power lines down, trees ...

Harms way to deter potential looters. many hours before anyone in the big easy can risk easy. louisiana is not the only state in trouble. far from it all along the coast in the state of mississippi and alabama, this storm is hammering with people with wind and rain even still. that will not change any time soon because right now isaac is still sitting right over the gulf coast barely moving. 5 or 6 miles per hour. technically bare lay hurricane. maximum sustained 74 miles per hour. rain is still...

In this region admire about you is that you are a straight shooter. i talked to the army corps of engineers. they have great confidence and i have walked along where the levy was breached in this area. it looks very different than what it was prior to katrina. they walked me through the pump systems here. all of the billions of dollars put in place here. as i started this sentence saying youre a straight shooter, what do you say? tell me straight. do you have confidence in the engineers and in f...

Blocked to any executive responsible for operations in the gulf of mexico when the oil rig exploded last april. more than 200 million gallons of oil ended up in the gulf. b.p.s former chief executive is among those who will go without a bonus, were told. he live the company after a series of public gaffes over the handling of the oil spill. who could forget? b.p. mounted a massive clean up effort in the gulf and a huge p.r. campaign after they found a way to plug the well but a lot of oil is aro...

Water oil drilling, plus the "wall street journal" reporting that bp pushing to fix that gushing oil well by july 27th. that would be almost a month ahead of schedule. nearing completion of those relief wells that we heard so much about. but the oil giant is also preparing what the government is calling a backup to the backup plan, including linking that busted well to existing pipelines in two nearby oil and gas spills. phil keating is watching this as he has been throughout this entire disaste...