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Aircraft positioned to help with rescue efforts. shelters are open in affected areas throughout the gulf coast across the states and they are implementing steps to prevent the spread of covid-19. the national guard has activated 200 personnel in mississippi, alabama and texas and louisiana to aid. and also, the army corps of engineers has deployed to provide temporary housing. and the storm has been down graded to tropical storm, and that is going to also result in more downed trees and power li...

Ida churns deeper into the state. now a category 1 storm. some good news there. it slammed ashore sunday as a category 4 and proving to be every bit as devastating as feared. going to show you some images now. they show the eye of the storm as it hit port fourchon. the first death from this storm has been reported. this was near baton rouge. amit hurricane force winds, heavy rain and flash flooding. more than 1 million customers statewide are without power. that could mean three or even four mil...

About how you set up the infrastructure to get people who want to leave afghanistan, to give them a way of getting out. mick them a way of getting out. nick eardle , them a way of getting out. nick eardley, thank _ them a way of getting out. nick eardley, thank you. _ president biden has declared a major disaster as hurricane ida continues to batter the us state of louisiana, bringing catastrophic storm surges, flash flooding and 150 mph winds. federal aid is now available to supplement recovery...

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Could be uninhabitable for weeks or months. a dire warning from the national weather service after hurricane ida made landfall on sunday as a category 4 storm. flash flooding and potential levy failures among the chief concerns this morning. ida is one of the most powerful storms to ever hit the state. tied only with laura last year. another storm more than 160 years ago. >> the full lines the emergency operation center are currently down. more than a million customers are without power. thats a...

Not been able to record cover from that system its a very long time and across south eastern louisiana port fourchon there will be a lot of damage to take and assess what is going on. these are the estimated rainfall totals you can see this rainfall totals over 8 inches of rain and then in a lot of cases probably 15 or 20 inches of rain. here is new orleans the radar estimate and then around lake want to train around 15 inches of rain incredible amounts obviously all of these polygons, that is f...

Chattanooga, thats where youll see flash flooding. on wednesday the storm passes over the afternoon lay shans in the areas of west virginia. pennsylvania, even washington, d.c., could get heavy rain come wednesday evening, and the flood threat will go over the top of new york city,er hartford, and providence. we will track the storm as it goes through the northeast. as far as flash flooding goes, jacob, the areas in maroon down on the coast, thats where we have floosh flooding or flash flooding ...

Of the strongest storms ever to hit the state. now one of the concerns is how well the states levies will hold up. one levy has failed leading to flash flooding. and this is what it looked like when this deadly storm moveda, shore. the storm surge and winds were so strong it partially reversed the flow of the mississippi river, something experts say is extremely uncommon. right now all of orleans parish, including the city of new orleans is without power. state wide more than a million homes and...

Lot of criticism that more infrastructure wasnt put in place earlier. i think the immediate focus, the thing were going to be talking about a lot this week, is whether the uk and its international allies can put pressure on the taliban to make sure it keeps to some of those processes to allow people who want to get out of the country to get out.— people who want to get out of the country to get out. nick, thank you very much — country to get out. nick, thank you very much for— country to g...

Seeing what the population is, its a small area but what jumping out at me is the phillips 66 refinery is there too right in the middle of the flash flood emergency. not only do we have potential to have injuries and fatalities from the flash flooding but you look at what the environmental impacts look like from the storm. let me bring you to the latest from the storm, its been downgraded to a tropical storm. it was amazing how long this stayed a hurricane. it was almost 18 hours after landfall ...