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Outfront starts right now outfront next, the breaking news, two new polls with good news for kamala harris as trump tries to convince it s america that he won the debate. Those are his words, is his inner circle that we find that plus setting the record straight, the city of springfield, ohio with a message tonight for trump after he claimed migrants were eating cats and dogs. A top official for springfield will be outfront and more breaking news tonight, rapidly intensifying intensifying hurricane with winds over 100 miles an hour, making landfall near new orleans. Intensity of the storm ticking everyone by surprise, very sudden intensification. We re going to take you there live. Let s go outfront and good evening. I m erin burnett, outfront tonight. The breaking news, two new polls showing harris momentum. Let s look at virginia this is a wide lead. Now that the vice president has in the polling ten point lead two months ago, this very same poll that you re looking at with harris su ....
Tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. The coronavirus and the haunting new images tonight. A refrigerated truck called in as a mortuary reaches capacity in california. Texas reporting its deadliest day. More than 10,000 people now hospitalized there. In florida tonight, more than 11,000 new cases. And tonight, dr. Deborah birx now warning as infections skyrocket, deaths will follow. At the same time, the nation facing a testing crisis. Houston closing Testing Sites due to heat. In arizona, some waiting up to ten days for results, if theyre able to find a test. And President Trump tonight in hardhit florida, appearing at several events, no mask. After the first lady and this image supporting masks. And our new poll here tonight, twothirds of americans disapprove of how the president has handled the pandemic. The growing concern involving children tonight. ....
Outbreak there among campers and staff. the local health department announcing 49 cases on friday. by monday it soared to 82. david, the health department there says many of the campers and staff who were infected didn t find out until after they had returned home, and we re talking about people from ten different states in multiple counties across missouri. a tough sign as we prepare to open schools. marcus, thank you. and the other news this friday night, we re tracking tropical storm fay hitting the northeast. the storm pounding the jersey shore. wind gusts topping 50 miles per hour. flood watches from delaware up through massachusetts tonight. the system pushing its way into upstate new york and new england this evening. rip currents claiming the life of a swimmer. we have the track as we head into this evening and tomorrow morning. here s adrienne bankert from long beach, new york, tonight. reporter: tonight, tropical storm fay strikes the northeast. making landfall near atl ....
From new orleans. thank you. tropical storm isaac may be costing you even if you live far from the gulf coast. the average price of a gallon of gas is now $3.78 a gallon. that s the highest price since may. now analysts predict it could go to at least $3.80 by labor day, due to oil rig shutdowns and supply issues. they always have a reason, don t they? let s get the latest on isaac s path. what we can expect in the next 24 hours. our coverage continues with meteorologist jim dickey at accu-weather. good morning, jim. good morning, john, paula. already starting to see effects of isaac. massive storm approaching the coast. northern gulf coast here. few of the outer bands starting to reach the gulf coast. center still offshore. churning its way north/westward. the next 24 hours, we are expecting the storm to strengthen. making landfall near new orleans late tonight, early tomorrow morning. from 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. in the morning, weak, category 2 hurricane. ....