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northern virginia where we can wind up with widespread power outages and trees down. travel is going to be next to impossible. for those of us in the northern parts of the appalachians in new england, we could pick up nearly two feet of snow in the next few days. rosemary? >> unbelievable. meteorologist britley ritz. joining me on the phone is cynthia shang, president of jefferson parish in louisiana. thank you so much for being with us at this particularly challenging time. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> i did want to ask if you've had an opportunity to assess the full damage in your parish? how bad is this? >> yes. i've been out here for several hours. i wasn't able to see everything but most of the areas, i've seen most of everything. i've concentrated our time in a 10 by 5 block area which got most of the damage. spent most of my evening in that
united states and all around the world. i'm rosemary church live in atlanta. just ahead here on "cnn newsroom" -- >> this has blazed a trail of total destruction. >> it sounded like a fire went off. >> the fed is pumping the economy aimed at trying to get inflation under control. >> it's good to see progress. the let's just understand we have a long way to go. >> he had left his host family taking a pack lunch, a change of clothes, his phone. >> he was going to come back. where is he? how has he not reached out to us? >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with rosemary church. it is thursday, december 15th. 4 a.m. on the u.s. east coast and 3 a.m. in louisiana where
we hear from meghan's mother relaying how she found out from meghan, hearing that news, how difficult that must have been for her as a mother. she worked through her tears and said, i can't protect her. harry can't protect her. you can see that is a really devastating moment, rosemary. still watching. more bombshells to come. >> anna stewart joining us live from london. many thanks. appreciate it. well, later today the u.s. senate could vote on a bill that would fund the government for another week. that's after the house passed a so-called stop-gap measure to avert a government shutdown on friday. this bill, which is just a quick fix, was mostly pushed through by the democrats with just nine republicans crossing party lines. it gives negotiators more time to hammer out a broader, fiull
william. the same breem never willing to tell the truth to protect harry and meghan. how damaging could words like that prove to be for the royal family? >> reporter: yes, rosemary. the first three episodes are about harry and meghan's relationship with the press. these are going to the palace, they leaked stories, the royals were part of a war, that's the word she uses, war wagging against them and the context saying they were prepared to lie about my brother to protect me. that's very much about the meagan, harry and meghan's exit in episode 5 in which he says they exited the royal family and they said william hadn't be booted them out of the royal family and his name was assigned to that and he said they lied to protect my brother over the
championship on sunday. let's bring in cnn's amanda davies to join us live from doha. all very exciting, isn't it? france and argentina going head to head in the final. what are the expectations here? >> reporter: yeah, rosemary, it really is a final worthy of the world cup decider. there's no doubt that france, the team and population have certainly been enjoying their moment. the pictures you're seeing, in the dressing room, at the stadium and after the game, that return to the hotel which just seems to be getting bigger and better. the they deservedly booked their place in the final with victory over morocco defying the largely moroccan support inside the stadium to stay on course to become the first defending champions to win back-to-back titles in 60 years. and this is what -- one of the stories from last night, what
downward pressure on this economy slowing it down trying to get inflation under control. on that front the fed darkened its economic projections for next year. they see near zero gdp growth for 2023. they bumped up the inflation forecast and they see unemployment going from a very low level from 3.7% today to 4.6% next year. now that's not high overall but it does still translate to a loss of roughly 1.6 million jobs. another reminder, i think, of the real pain here caused by not just high inflation but the war on high inflation from the federal reserve. rosemary, the hope remains that inflation is going to cool off enough in the coming months to allow the fed to stop raising interest rates before it causes a recession. the united states is trying to crack down on tiktok. the senate passed a bill
year deal with more spending levels. most of the disagreements are over how much money should be spent on non-defense domestic priorities. u.s. financial markets are looking to rebound from a disappointing performance on wednesday. right now the futures look a little bleak, all in negative territory there. stocks fell after the u.s. federal reserve announced a half point interest rate hike. the dow closed down .4 of a percent. the nasdaq fell 3/4 of a percent. more now on the fed decision from cnn's matt egan. >> reporter: rosemary, the fed is still pumping tough medicine into the economy trying to get inflation back into control. it's lowering the dosage of that medicine a bit. after four straight rate hikes of 75 basis points, the fed is now raising interest rates by 50 basis points. that is an acknowledgment that inflation is cooling off, that