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>> all right, you know, they say trouble sometimes comes in threes, well, we've got the threes, the russian military ships off the coast of cuba. 30 miles from our u.s.-florida shores. we've got china building this mega port just off of peru. that's kind of in our caribbean neighborhood, too, if you think about it. and don't get me started, north korea literally dumping garbage, this is true, dumping garbage on south korea, all are deemed provocative acts and certainly that the western powers were acknowledging and looking at. maybe some of them fretting about over the course of thei...

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>> hey there, joshua. thank you. the stories we're watching this hour. forecasters say hurricane ida is rapidly intensifying. it's expected to hit the northern gulf coast sunday morning. ida could bring life threatening storm surge, catastrophic wind damage. today we saw the impacts on cuba. strong winds and currents devastated the western part of the island. trees were downed, agriculture areas were flooded and electric grids were damaged. ahead of ida making landfall in the u.s. fema shipped supplies d to louisiana. we're also seeing heavy traffic as residents head inland. and long ts a-line...

Discuss that. >> but first dara brown is here with the headlines. >> hey there, joshua. thank you. the stories we're watching this hour. forecasters say hurricane ida is rapidly intensifying. it's expected to hit the northern gulf coast sunday morning. ida could bring life threatening storm surge, catastrophic wind damage. strong winds and currents devastated the western part of the island. trees were downed, agriculture areas were flooded and electric grids were damaged. ahead of ida making landfall in the u.s. fema shipped supplies to louisiana. we're also seeing heavy traffic as residents h...

Flat-footed. >> yeah, it's interesting that they got caught flat-footed given that we've seen the demand ramping up and the restrictions are being dropped. i don't think that they expected so many people to come back so quickly. you also have the issue and you talked about this repeatedly, when you're paying people to not work, businesses can't get the people back that they furloughed. that's leading to worker shortages. we've had a multiyear pilot shortage and compounding and results in cancellations. that's what frustrating. now we're at the tail end, things will level out between now and th...