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>> we are going to play it four again in just a moment. we are going to see the roof completely torn off listen. >> oh, the roof is coming -- [ bleep ]. >> the crashes there into power lines. this is what everybody has been worried about. there are already hundreds of thousands of -- more than 200,000 plus power out ans reported across the state in louisiana. these winds, this rain not something to be fooled around this. morgan sheskey filed this report from louisiana shortly ago. he and his crew now are hunkered down because it is no longer safe for them. this is what he said in the last hour...

Building. but this is what it's like to ride out a category 4 hurricane. it is extreme. it is loud. and it is literally feeling like a million pin pricks battering my face as these gusts come through. we've had intermittent internet connection here so we don't know how close we are to the eye wall, but my guess is that we have to be ten minutes from the strongest part of hurricane ida. you have to feel for the people here and just talking to some of the residents who decided to evacuate to this hotel where we are at, and they have told us that they are pleased that it is at least a hurricane t...

Eric: we're track hurricane ida as it batters new orleans. there is downtown new orleans. the american flag still standing proudly, though tattered by the winds of the hurricane. fox weather meteorologist adam klotz tracking where ida's going. what do we expect, adam? adam: hey, eric. it's a very slow moving storm, and that continues. winds are now down to 30 miles an hour. for the last five hours, initially made landfall five hours ago, saw a little bit of a wobble in the eye wall, but now it's still looking pretty tight, 130 miles an hour winds. it's now moving to the northwest at 10 miles a...

The north, we're going to hang onto those hurricane force winds over the next several, several hours into tonight overnight and then into tomorrow morning. a lot of areas will still get those hurricane gusts. this storm is weakening very, very slowly, jim. over the last couple of hours, the winds have only come down about 10 miles per hour. it's still a very dangerous category 4 storm. and just to reiterate, everyone in the south louisiana area near houma, all the golden meadow and into new orleans already getting the hurricane gusts. now is the time to get to your safe place, jim. >> two quic...

Be a little bit better. again, as bad as it looks right now, and it is bad, i have a brick structure to my left which is blocking the brunt of what is happening out here. jim? >> one thing i'm getting concerned about, first of all, we're seeing that stop sign flap in the wind behind you. that is not right behind jason's head. it's several feet behind jason's head. we can see these conditions deteriorate. but one of the things i'm concerned about is it seems as though this eye is taking its time to move over houma. you have not seen it yet, correct? are you getting the sense this storm is kind ...