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People. we wish them luck and it's going to be a rough 12 hours. >> so 12 hours of rough. how long until you think it hits the peak of intensity in the gulf regions? i know it's starting now and how long as we look beyond this until there could be potentially clear skies? this is an enormous storm. >> and it's starting to slow down, too, which is problematic. it will linger longer than people would like and that's the rainfall problem. the extreme destruction, once that eye reaches houma, louisiana, and then it will start to weaken after it gets past houma. it will be likely a category 1 at th...

The other two were 1856 and laura last year at cameron parrish. the storm is already over the top and almost heading to baton rouge. baton rouge, 10:00 p.m. this evening, you could have hurricane gusts even in baton rouge. extreme power outages. new orleans, your peak winds are expected 80 to 90, right around 6:00 p.m. this evening and then the storm heads north wards and a huge rain threat. covering flooding the next three to four days because of the storm through mississippi and eventually some of the mess into areas of the tennessee valley and the mid-atlantic. right now the life threatenin...

Therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. - [narrator] available at walmart, target and other fine stores. a very good day to all of you from a very busy msnbc world headquarters here in new york. we're approaching and we've just hit high noon here in the east, 9:00 a.m. out west as we watch what is happening with hurricane ida. welcome, everyone, to "alex witt reports." breaking news as the hurricane is bearing down, a monster category 4 storm. the center of ida is expected to make landfall along the southeastern coast at any moment. and here is a look from space. look at that showing just how ...

Terrebonne bay. grand isle had that 146-mile-per-hour wind gust. one thing that's interesting with the structure of the storm, we're now seeing dual eye walls. the storm had been about 20 miles wide. that's the clear eye here. then another ring on the outside of that. so that's what we call a double eye wall that is 50 miles wide. the max winds will come down with the storm a little bit so you think that's great but the problem is then the wind field expands so the damage path could be even wider so instead of just an extreme damage path of 20 miles now we're talking about maybe not quite as e...

Relatively safe at close distance, go ahead and go to the shelter. beyond that you shouldn't be out on the roads right now. in my time downtown as we headed over to the command center, you saw some tree limbs down already. this was a couple hours ago. you see behind me -- and i'll go to this side where you see some of the road that's washed out. the shore, that was beach yesterday. that was sand there. this is at a point the hurricane has not even made landfall. the hurricane, the main path of the storm, is not expected to hit this area. but that gives you a sense if this is what's happening o...