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Is nate mook, cheif executive of the organisation world central kitchen. his team is helping with the relief effort. nate, thank you for breaking off to speak to us today. a lot of people dont know yet about what is happening in the rest of louisiana. what has been the situation as you have encountered it in new orleans? new orleans have encountered it in new orleans? new 0rlea ns thankfully were have encountered it in new orleans? new orleans thankfully were spared the worst of the hurricane wi...

El protagonista de Café con aroma de mujer festejó por todo lo alto su llegada a los 41 años, en medio de la polémica por su comportamiento en Colombia.

Temporary relief for financial advisers is imminent, with Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announcing on Monday morning that the cost of levies charged by ASIC will be reduced.

National weather service, there has been another breach of a levee this one in alliance. and they have sent out a warning, a flash flood emergency issued for northwest parish, which is in southeast louisiana. they say it is a particularly dangerous situation that people who wear their should seek higher ground. theyre worried about low water crossing small creeks, streams urban areas highways. this happened in fact near highway 23. ana bring into the conversation lieutenant general russell honor...

Schools led by fema and the department of homeland security. most of those parishes have new headquarters built after katrina. if you cant talk, you cant coordinate. most of those have good communications, as well as the investment thats gone into the levy system and the storm control system. we see that paying off. so the city is a lot more resilient now in that aspect than it was, but at the end of the day, you remember what happened to katrina. the levies broke, and 80% of the city flooded. s...

Winds of 150 miles an hour. a category 4 bumping up against category 5 territory. lets go to bill karins for the latest on the storm. how is it looking? >> were get breaking news in through the night. now that daylight is coming up well get pictures to show you whats going on. we keep getting these flash flood emergencies in different areas. one area had 14 inches of rain, a family on facebook in their attic asking for people to come and rescue them, we know that is a trouble area. and the cajun...

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...

Extensive. we have yet to see the full impact once sun comes up. >> exactly. already seeing reports where a levy has failed across southern portions of louisiana, 12 hours after the storm moved out of the region. the scope of the damage is beginning to be realized. at least a dozen fires being reported. i am seeing a video where water covered a lot of the roadways and officials are not able to get to some of the fires because of the inclement weather and the lack of water pressure. this is go to...

Good monday morning. this is "early start" im laura jarrett. >> im christine romans. about 30 minutes past the hour. ida now a tropical storm and still a threat. at least one person dead. more than a million without power. >> the national weather service in new orleans now reports flash flooding from a levy failure near alliance, louisiana. some residents have been told to evacuate immediately. >> what happened now the levy, we heard, is overtopping. theres a lot of things happening were not pre...

Far? >> at this point it looks like the levy is doing a fine job. there are two breaches that are causing problems right now, one in la feet and one in plaquemans parish. they have water rushing in. there are a couple hundred people who stayed behind theyre told to move out because they cant slow the water down there either. the pumping stations that surround the city, move the water from the canals into the mississippi river or lake pontchartrain. there are new pumps in some areas as well and t...