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Unfolding in afghanistan, the white house tonight finds itself in the unenviable position of trying to promote its domestic agenda at a time of the country still fixated on the devastation half a world away. >> mr. president. >> it is becoming the indelible image of the early biden presidency. refusing to answer questions from the press and by proxy, the american people. especially when it comes to the unfolding drama and afghanistan. and almost as if in concert, many in the mainstream media seem ready to move on from that story. the front page of "the new york times" featuring hurricane ida's...

Chesky. he has been in louisiana all week. morgan, where you are, they're still reeling. we are four days out from rain hitting where you are and damage is still devastating. talk us through what the recovery is like. is everybody accounted for? >> steph, as of now we believe that is the case. governor john bel edwards told me when i joined him in a fly along that every community impassable had been contacted by emergency workers or those with the state and that people that needed to get out had the option to. folks are choosing to stay there at this time. it was heartbreaking to see the damag...

Short weaker week and -- week. there's one system that's moving across the northeast. that's behind this, there's cold air. that's where temperature will drop. if you're traveling tomorrow because of this system, it's still lingering a little bit. you see yellow there indicator. which means slowing down a bit. across the country, flights everything is looking green. that does shift little bit on wednesday. still mostly green across the country. much needed round of rain hitting the west coast where they've been battling wildfires. not great for travel as you begin to see yellow indicators acro...

[siren] steve: we are back with a fox news alert. sirens warning beach goers in hawaii as hurricane winds close to the island of oahu. rachel: dumping 26 inches of rain in 24 hours on the big island. brian: landslide concerns. adam klotz is tracking it it's getting bad. adam: it's getting really bad. it's a slow-move and that continues to be the case. moving north only 5 miles per hour. because of that slow movement all those bands of rain continue to hit the same places over and over and over again. particularly you were getting into hawaii's big island hawaii the western island there, flash ...

When lane is expected to make landfall. >> reporter: the storm beginning to the outer bands of rain hitting the island. that is what you're seeing a leading edges, some of this heavy rain, heavy stuff still a ways away. looking at the forecast track, wind still at 145 miles an hour. pay attention to the track. it could turn at any moment. it makes a big difference on how close it gets to the islands but here's your track and if you're looking at this area by honolulu that is friday at 2:00 pm. the ands are backing down as it moves that direction. making the closest pastoral major population ce...