especially if it's a 1964 bel-air. >> okay. >> that's what dan's getting. >> what is that? who bought it? >> i did. >> you got the actual one? >> yeah, that's your car. >> are you serious? >> 100%. >> so dan has the 1967 bel-air as his first car. you sell a car and never forget about it. so he and his brother decided to see if they could find it. and they found it. they found the actual car that used to belong to dan. and they considered buying it, but dan was getting married and they needed to start a new life together. they couldn't really afford to buy this car. and that's where this story begins. >> it's 100% real, that's yours, dan. >> he was like, i'm drawing a blink, i don't know what is going on here. >> he's so confused because this is such a cool thing that is happening. but stacey, his brother tells him, yes, this is your car. in fact, stacey has been working on this car for about a year, painting it, restoring it, putting it together to be in tippy top shape to be presented to dan. >> oh, man. he spent time and money on it with the paint job and everything. >> t

i love "bel canto."e. yes, that's right. >> seth: of everything you've taken on, that must have been a very difficult task. >> oh, it's so hard. i can't sing. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> that was renee flemming's voice. that wasn't mine. but you know, in order to do that you have to try to learn to sing, so i studied with her coach, and i watched a lot of opera, and i went to the met. and i did all this other stuff to learn about opera. >> seth: well, i was -- because in that scene, it really pushes in on you. and when i was watching it, i was like, "oh you have to --" you can't just open your mouth and move it. >> no, no, you have to make the sounds. >> seth: you have to make your whole body -- >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: it's not just lip sync video. it's really -- >> and that was particularly bad because it was outside. so couldn't control the sound. >> seth: so you were -- were s [ laughter ] >> seth: was there ever a situation where people would say, "hey, you know what, you're not that bad." >

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♪ i got in one little fight, my mom got scared ♪ ♪ said you're moving with your uncle and auntie in bel-airbor day, everybody. >> if you thought having your son was the only sort of labor -- >> no kidding. >> this is a whole different one. >> oh, goodness. >>> we're going to start with the weather spoiling this unofficial final day of summer. >> residents of florida and the gulf coast are battening down the hatches as a tropical depression is forming. if it becomes a tropical storm, it will be named gordon. whether it strengthens or not, that region is in for heavy rain. >> flights in and out of the area may be canceled. >> reporter: much of the country's bracing for severe weather this holiday weekend as the south prepares for a potential tropical storm. this ominous super cell thunderstorm spotted in kalamazoo, michigan. in kansas, dangerous driving conditions as high winds gusting up to 65 miles per hour kick up dust and nearly blind this driver. the storm wreaking havoc on college football's opening week, delaying games across the country. a fan sharing this dramatic picture of the sky

thbu is who is believed to really bel , a colod russian military intelligence.picture is from a 2003 passport file. it wasth obtained along with materials by the investigative officials sayish they will not comment on an ongoing investigation, although nderstands, there is no dispute about the identification. so what we know? the password application says he was born in 1978 and links him to the russian military. he is thought to have served and awarded the country's highest decoration, hero of the russian federation, usually bestowed personally by president putin. joining russian intellig kernel.rose to be a and he and name another man flew to britain. they were caught on i'sillance heading to serge house. that led to the spy and his daughter falling ill. pparentlyhim a identified, the attempt on the job, isfe as anid ie growing. ♪ isright now, new york roaming with world leaders and has the traffic to it. many of them gathered at the bloombergusiness forum and rejectedsident trump globalization, this form was all about how governments can work together tacklin

going to improvec safety in this state, and i would guarantee that. >> brangham: next year, governor bel edwards will be up for re-election, giving voters a whetherto weigh in o the reforms are working for the state. expected to run against him. is for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham at angola prison. dr >> wuff: as we reported earlier, lawmakers gathered in the nation capitol today to honor arizona senator john mccain. leaders from both parties spoke fondly of their colleague but few in washington were closer to him than his longtime aide, mark salter, who is also known as mark salter, welcome. we're so sorry for your loss. >> woodruff: you were also known as his alter ego. >> yeah. >> woodruff: iouncredible oung for the senator this week, mark salter, from one end the wasn't tohe other. were you surprised by that? >> yeah, a little bit, and the family's been very moved by iet. ma an hour after his death was announced, we left sedona the roads were lined, already. there was a huge crowd at the top of the hill. people alongside of the intersta, overpazs, signs, flags, hands on the

a 22-year-old woman and twove children bel to be the couple's children. all three are in critical condition. >> we're investigating this as a domestic related incident between male and females who are overseas. >> as you can see right now live investigors walking outside of that home. they have been in and out ofow this home for hours trying to piece together what happened here late last night. we have two dead. a believed husband and wife and three cn said to be in critical condition. we will be on the scene throughout the morning bringing you updates from silver springs. >> we'll check back in with you soon, thank you. i right nows 4:01. good morning and thank you for joining us on thisy busy mon morning. >> we're still tracking this historic fliedi historic flooding in north carolina as florence keeps raining. >> that could bring showers to our area today. >> we'll start with chuck bell and a look at our forecast. chuck, what are you seeing? >> we have the points hightentir locally hean coming our way. flash flood watches have already been issue for a

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he shows up at this mansion in bel air, baseball cap on backward.nd writers were always playing with this kind of subverting expectations of what is blackness. >> the incredible work of "the fresh prince" at its most triumphant is when it was showing the ways that being black is always going to be a problem no matter what. >> vehicle registration, please. >> just a second. but the thing, officer, this isn't my car. >> there's the episode i remember where they get pulled over in a car. >> what? >> he is going to tell us to get out of the car. >> you watch too much tv. >> get out of the car. >> we have an interaction with the police officer that is horrible and racist in a lot of ways. and carlton has this epiphany about how money won't save him. >> no map is going to save you. and neither is your glee club or your fancy bel air address or who your daddy is. because when you're driving in a nice car in a strange neighborhood, none of that matters. they only see one thing. >> the writers of "the fresh prince of bel air" had a really tough task to appro

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sreenivan: we heard these stories about whales beaching up onshore with 17 pounds of plastic in their bel and we have heard about the damage that plastic does in the oceans but you are focusing on something much more interesting whichs microplastics on a very, very small scale tell us, firsof all what is microplastic and why is it dangerous? so microplastic, has a huge range of classes which is oneth g that makes them so worrisome. th are five millimeters down to, you know, maybe the size of a virus, so that is a huge, huge scale, and at a small scale means they can be ingested bay wide raping of animals from tiny plankton which are toc basis of thn food chain, to even whales, to us. they are the fragments of the plastic dendis we see arouhe bottles, bags, things like that, it gets broken down in the environment by sunlight, waves, cwind, as well as fibersoming off of our cloes, they are call microfibers and some of the n products, that are iings like toothpaste, cosmetics. >> sreenivasan: ex-goal want cream and so forth that have the gritty feel. >> yes. >> sreenivasan: what are the tref

if you're all fans of "fresh prince of bel air," you might remember when hillary's would-be husband trevormped -- >> good memory. >> -- and never survived. >> luckily will survived. >> absolutely. it's considered to be one of the most dangerous forms of bungee jumping because there is no solid foundation. this is pretty bold. >>> all right. next, the very first couple of the season has been eliminated from "dancing with the stars." ♪ >> part two of the season premier brought back all the couples -- >> he's like our sandman. >> yes, he is. he's a gong around here. this gave us a glimpse of "dancing with the stars" juniors which premiers sunday, october 7th. >> okay. honey boo boo will be there. tripp palin johnson, son of bristol palin. and sophia pippen, daughter of scottie pippen. >> as for the grownups, the dance of the night went to this couple, alexis and john to their dance of "shake the room." >> nancy and val boosted their score with their quick step to "walking on sunshine" with a lot of bling and tassels and yellow. >> bright. >> yeah. 21 out of 30. >> got our attention. also show

you are talking about a -- i'm supposed to get up in the morning and bel >> i am chris wallace.ominee heads for grilling on capitol hill as the nation says goodbye to a hero. >> he was honorable. always recognizing that his opponents were still patriots and human beings. >> what better way to get a nice laugh and make jordan i say nice things about him to a national audience. >>chris: we remember the legacy of senator john mccain as the nation bids himfarewell . then, confirmation hearings this week for judge brett kavanaugh. we will discuss his credential and how democrats

(ken) (ken) late this afternoon louisiana governor john bel edwards declared a state of emergency aheadf the storm. nobody should panic, he said, but everyone should take gordon seriously. lawrence karnow: a tropical storm is moving across florida and could become a hurricane before coming onshore in the gulf. the air quality suffered today but should begin to improve over the next couple of days. high pressure will weaken a little allowing for a cool sea breeze and better air quality. highs will be in the 80s and low 90s inland tomorrow with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be cooler through midweek before beginning to warm again. warm again. beginning to warm again. (vicki) tonight at tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) in the east bay. a temporary homeless shelter in berkeley is now closed... and people who took refuge there are now looking for a new place to crash... as they now wait for a permanent solution...which the city has promised. overnight... a dozen tents were set up outside th

adoring dad stolen from her when she was just he was killed in 1984 when he went to answer the door belhe family's manassas tnhouse very early. anbb attacker s him more than 40 times and fled. chased briefly by's bowm visiting brother. a wig, hard hat and glasses were left behind. >> you can stab somebody a couple times on get the jobne when you're going on 40, 45 times, there is aittle too ch anger going on. which makes me think it is something personal. >> she wonders why her dad didn't take his weapon to the front door. she thinks tha he opened it may have suggested he knew the person on the other side. the hard hat she thinks were meant to throw off ig inveors. she's telling her story now to news4 and in an fbi video with the hop her voice might make a difference. might compel somomne to forward with new information. >> i would hope they could final it in their heart andhe do right thing. 34 years is a long tim of waiting. my life is a constant struggle. every d it is hard. >> she said even as a teen she was dorwn to law ement but didn't get her badge as ana as city officer until th

here's a mapng the number of crashes per mile for each sectionayf the bel in the past year.ording to our news partners there were more than 3400 crashes on the beltway.ok g at the big picture the highest number of crashes in the past year happene in montgomery county. the worst spot is near georgia avenue w tre moren 200 recorded crashes there. >>> metro may start crging moreuring special events, and the new potential safety upgrade may be necessary. adam tuss is following it all from the orange line in northern virginia. >> metro says when it ramps up service for things like the pope coming to town, they have to put a lot mor service outn the tracks. and they say that you should absolutely be paying to support service. >> when metro has to cover a special event with ext service ke the fourth of july, should you have to help carry the costs? opinions certainly split. >> it's not a b idea. have you a lot of people, influx of people, the system needs money, it might be a good approach. >> oers like cynthia say not so fast. servicenk it's a actually reflected higher pricesor it

elaborate cheating schemes would likely target mgm national harbor because it is the newest casveo that bel rightly or wrongly to be less eerienced in catching cheaters. >> people think tha watching out for cheaters and watching the players, which they are, but they're watching the employees just as ch. >> reporter: the i-team has learnedhehatve caught 3,600cheaters.> mayor mur yell bowser honoringes l lost at 9/11. she thanked them for making the sacrifices for the community and telling them the city stronger and safer because of them. >>> some new york city firefighte to their fallen firefighters by taking their day of serve to the south. traveling to north carolina to help prepare for the hurricane. the 82 firefighters are trained in urban search and rescue and disaster recovery and some had specialized water and boat operating training. >> they will likely be busy in the days to come. >> it looks like it is starting to t more south. >> yes, and that's huge news for us. we were looking at this yesterday and it looked like a isabel track. i was worried about the flooding into the potomac,

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. >> reporter: governor john bel edwards declared a state of emergency, bringing resources to prepare for landfall. he asks people in coastal areas to work with officials, hoping to prevent another major disaster. >> i encourage everyone to be prudent and cautious and to heed warnings from local officials and make it your business to stay informed. >> reporter: after hitting the gulf coast, gordon will move inland, bringing heavy rain to the mississippi valley. in new orleans, ktvu fox2 news. >>> let's get to rosemary, tracking gordon. >>> already heavy rounds of rain are reported along the gulf coast. we are moving closer and you can see gordon still offshore but you can see the rain moving into the florida panhandle and that is just the beginning. it will move on shore and will come through at about a category 1 in two areas of alabama, and mississippi. gordon is moving northwest at about 15 miles per hour. when it moves ashore, it will weaken as it takes a westerly direction. off the shore already, heavy rain is reported over florida that will continue with the storm surges and it

the local municipal departments in bel air. you name it.s we have seen unfortunately in our community before. you can't have enough police and fast enough. we were fortunate that everyone worked and responded so well together. we were on scene and able to get as much aid as quickly as possible. that's what we have. kristi will put out a little later when we will have details. we will be as timely as we can. we wanted to offer a few thoughts. >> can i get your name? >> sheriff jeff ga lrhler. >> i got off the phone with governor hogan and updated the governor on the incident so far as we know it. he offered all of his resources available under state government. we appreciate the maryland state police. all the allied agencies that responded. i followed this probably from the moment the call came in on the dispatch and listened to the radio transmissions. unfortunately in today's world we have active shooter drilling and drills and i can tell you and tell our harford county citizens that every agency performed at the top of their profession. t

warrenton bel half mile. martinsburg less than a mile. this isoing to fluctuate a little bit. the best chances for fog will mostly be west of. d as you are commuting, we're not looking at rain around this morning.t in fact, mf the day will be dry. could see a pop-up afternoon storm atbest. but temperatures once again in the 90s. feeling around 100. we will look at a cooldown coming up. let's talk to melissa and see what's happening on the roads. >> good morning, sheena. nice and calm here. inner loop and outer loop of of the beltway, no issues, no roadwork, no problems. 66 here. fairfax county parkway to the 7 miles per hour gets you there in about eight minutes. ouce and clear inbound. same situation ound. no worries either way there on 66. down south there, fredericksburg southbound at 3. right lan and ramp blocked by the work zone from labs night. top of theeltway upere back into maryland, bw parkway, 9, route 1, all of tho nice and open as well. eun? >> melissa, thank you. school is getting out a little early for some kids in our area. >> justin finch is live in prince geo

you are talking about a -- i'm supposed to get up in the morning and bel >> i am chris wallace. the president supreme court nominee heads for grilling on capitol hill as the nation says goodbye to a hero. >> he was honorable. always recognizing that his opponents were still patriots and human beings. >> what better way to get a nice laugh and make jordan i say nice things about him to a national audience. >>chris: we remember the legacy of senator john mccain as the nation bids himfarewell . then, confirmation hearings this week for judge brett kavanaugh. we will discuss his credential and how democrats went to go after him with two members of the senate judiciary committee. republican lindsay graham and democrat dick durbin. plus, trade talks with canada take a tense turn. >> i think canada very much wants to make the deal and i think will be on a very good for canada if they do and not good at all if they don't. >>chris: on this labor day weekend, we will discuss what a new master means for america's workers. with the head of the country's largest group of unions, afl-cio pres

sunday as well along little bel in the sierra, some has been popping up. the high bills and friday and saturday for a warm-up and the low will drop and sunday through tuesday for what looks to be a pretty good cooldown. 60s on some temperatures and 50s and four others. if you are in the fog, 60s through the 80s. if inland into the upper 80s near 90. temperatures jump up and starting friday away from the coast, but only into saturday. >>> coming up, could the oakland raiders be leaving sooner than expected? why this season could be the last. >>> banning certain types of alcohol and fraternity parties. what is no longer allowed and some college events in the united eighth and canada. >>> early trading on wall street is tech companies drag the market for the second day. the dow jones is flat. in nasdaq down by one full percent. we will talk about congressional hearings and the efforts by facebook and twitter to prevent information and election meddling. twitter stock is down about five percent and facebook down about two percent. >>> let's talk about that. tw

>> when we put on the seat bels i always feel that little rush of adrenaline. >> no two flights are theasters drop instruments into and around the growing hurricane to help detefine the track the storm. the purpose of this particular missions to collect data from gound the storm and now that we'reting closer to it we're bu that critical data collection point. the problem is for the pilots, visibility is greatly reducing. so they need to rely solely on their instruments to steer us around. the duo has flown five mission together since their first over hurric hector in the pacific last month. that day was one for the record books. never before in the program's 60-year history had two women manned a cockpit o a mission like this. >> our flight director came up to usnd said hey, we need to retake a pic of this, we're making history. what are you talking about? they sai oh, you guys are the flight crew. we were like oh, that's neat. then we went back to what we were ding. >> reporter: the female pilots blazing trails in a traditionall male-dominated industry. >> we'd land at an airport somew

warnings in effect for about 2 million gulf coast residents from florida to louisiana.sot governor john bels storm is still a very real threat to louisiana."officials in new orleans are taking no chances preparing for what's to come.sot mayor latoya cantrell new orleans"because the combined threat of existing coastal flooding and the increased surge from gordon i am asking residents outside the levee protectionto 1. exercise extreme caution. at this time i am also issuing a voluntary evacuation order, only, for areas outside e levee system."gordon is expected to make landfall sometime tuesday evening along the gulf coast.i'm john lorinc reporting. (grant) joining us (grant) (grant) joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: a tropical storm is moving across florida and could become a hurricane before coming onshore in the gulf. the air quality suffered today but should begin to improve over the next couple of days. high pressure will weaken a little allowing for a cool sea breeze and better air quality. highs will be in the 80s and low 90s inland tomorrow with

finally, your bel wife backstage. >> yes. finally, you got to meet her. >> jimmy: i know.will be -- we got married 33 years ago in w rk for a hundred dollars. went to city hall. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's great. first of all, congrats. what do you mean for a hundred dollars? >> we -- well, we decided to get -- i won a comedy et coion. and, so, the prize was to perform at catch a rising star. >> jimmy: oh, yeah.he >> so,ame up with me and we said, "let's get married." we went to city hall, got a a license.ac we werally waiting in line to get married and the girl in front of us, her water obroke -- like, right the my shoes. and i got grossed out. [ laughter ] as who -- and i went on the street, and i started, like,ca ing churches. and i'm like, "could you marry us?" and -- and the guy said, "yeah." i said, "how much?" he said, "$300 bucks." i said, "we don'kshave $300 b why's it $300?" he said, "well, it's $200 for the chapel, $100 for me. i said, "we don't need the chapel. we'll do it in the hall." [ laughter ] and he laughed and he said "i'm across the stre

bel it's the men in this country.nd i want to say to the men in this country, just shut up and step up, do the right thing for a change. >> tucker: did you catch that, it's not just brett kavanaugh who is guilty, it's "the men" of this country. every single one of them because they are men. christine ford meanwhile is telling the truth because she is a woman. she is female, you must believe her. that's a command from the united states senator and it's not optional but mandatory.us so repeat after maisie. men always lie, women never do. one is evil and the other is holy. a that's the catechism of the church of late stage feminism. does anyone actually believe this nonsense? of course not. it's ridiculous, divisive and crazy. virtue is not restricted to a single gender or for that matter a single race. for a time it seemed like we had moved past ideas like those, they are corrosive. but now they are back in force and because the left has already decided conclusively what happened in 1982, further evidence is irrelevant.

i observed brett kavanagh bel below-including pressing girls against them without their consent, grinding against girls and attempting to removz or shift girls clothing to expose private body parts. i likewise observed him to be verbally abusive towards girls and making crude comments towards girls that were designed to humiliate and embarrass them. i witnessed brett kavanagh behave as a mean drunk on many of these parties. now you have heard, you mentioned brett kavanagh has denied even knowing her, saying this is from the twilight zone, mark judge has also denied all of these allegations that have been made. but she accuses brett kavanagh of saying falsehoods during the interviews he did, saying he was an innocent while in high school, he was an innocent person, that's absolutely not what she observed. >> what do we know about this third woman, julie swetnick? >> she has a very interesting work history, she has clearances, she has worked for the u.s. department of treasury, the u.s. mint, the internal revenue service, the u.s. department of defense, customs and border protection, the de

the mbta police and the natural resources around and the local departments of aberdeen and grace and bel-air and you name it as we have seen in the community when something like this happens, you can't have enough police and have them fast enough. we were fortunate here that everyone worked oso well together and responded so well together to be on scene to get as much aid in as quickly as possible. that is what we have for you at this time. and christy going to put out when we will have additional details around and the county executive wanted to offer some thoughts this morning. >> sheriff, jeff geller, g-e- l g-e-l-l-e-r. >> thank you, sheriff. harper county executive and i got off of the phone with governor hogan a few moments ago and updated the governor on the incident so far as we know it. he offered all of his resources available under state government. we certainly appreciate the maryland state police. all of the allied agencies that responded. you know, i followed this probably from the moment that the call came in on the dispatch and listened to the radio transmissions, and unfortu

it's -- i bel that it's located next to the navy yard because of the personnel tere availabl and willingand we saw this sce earlier, what looks like military personnel rushing in with wheelchairs, sort of a disturbing unsettling site at first, but we don't believe n anyone's b taken out in a wheelchair. we don't know whether anyone needed the, but these marines have stood by and rushed in from next door from th navy yard, who wheelchairs for senio may have been disabled and unable to get out of there, and we saw all that manpower coming from next doorno help a case like this. >> just before we saw that, we did oet all these videos, pictures, by the way, folks, this is earlier. i just want toremind recorded. the scene now is mu, much calmer. the fire appears to be under control at this point. this is what it looked like close to an hour ago, maybe, yeah, hour,45 minutes or so ago. this is what the scene looked like. at this time we were with the public information officer from d.c. fire who was telling us h that there been at least one rescue made when at that was engaged particular point

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shall belative powers invested in the congress of the united states, which tells you clearly, some powers are not granted herein. it is a very clear and concise document of limited government. so, i am going to end with that because our next speaker will pick up the story. my goal is to give you some of the background. we have a little bit of time for discussion and we have microphones. if anyone does not feel sufficiently mobile, do not worry. you can raise your hand and my colleagues will bring the mic to you. thank you for your attention. and by my watch, we have 11 minutes for discussion. would anyone like to raise anything? >> i just want to say that was a great talk. i really enjoyed that. just as a theme, it's getting so late, but i'm a big wikipedia fan. i think i have seen this general subject discussed on wikipedia in terms of the social contract. is that in general the theme of your talk here? the mechanism would be covered under the social contract? >> it's a very rich and deep question. social contract is a term used in radically different ways by different thinkers. -- rouse

and in louisiana, governor john bel edwards has just declared a state of emergency.ther center tracking all of this for us. tom, what's the latest track for this storm? >> it looks like if i have to give it a bulls-eye, it's going to be pretty close to slidell, louisiana. new orleans is on the western flank, which is the better place to be, but everything to the east is going to have some impacts. it doesn't look very impressive at all. once it moved across south florida into the warm waters of the keys, it blossomed. the national hurricane center went right to a storm and notice in red where we is a our warnings, that's east of new orleans over towards areas of pascagoula. so all the models take it in a pretty good clip at 17 miles an hour. that may help us out. the faster these storms move, the less amount of rainfall it can drop. so even though flooding is going to be a concern, we're looking at a landfall category 1, probably around 10:00 p.m. or 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. again, the question is how much time and space does it actually have to develop? and then i

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governor john bel edwards, (d) louisiana: there's still a lot of work to be done in louisiana and there's an awful lot of people that out to be paying attention to this storm and making preparations.in mississippi, boat owners were orderd to remove vessels from the harbors in biloxi and gulfport because of the risk of storm surge.homeowners there are also concerned about the surge.kenny brousard, resident: "you get to six and seven inches of rain in mississippi, then i will look for water and you get about a foot to two foot up underneath my house."omar jimenez reporting (vicki) and our chief reportingomar jimenez house." omar jimenez reporting (vicki) and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been closely tracking tropical storm gordon... (grant) lawrence, how does the path of the storm look right now? lawrence karnow: high pressure brought more sunshine and warm weather to bay area today. it was still hazy but the air quality improved. highs today were in the 80s and low 90s inland with 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay.you can see numerous thunderstorms over the sie

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. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bel edwards is taking no chances. issuing an emergency declaration ahead of the storm making landfall. and mobilizing 200 national guardsmen. >> these guardsmen will be prepositioned primarily in southeast louisiana along with 63 high water vehicles, 39 boats and 4 helicopters. >> reporter: with memories of katrina still lingering in new orleans, officials issued a voluntary evacuation orders for areas outside the city's levee protection system. mayor latoya cantrell says they are prepared. >> we've got the pumps and power we believe we need to be safe and protect our residents. >> reporter: gordon could be a category 1 hurricane by the time it makes landfall and of course the big concern with hurricanes is the storm surge. officials at the national hurricane center are expecting anywhere from 3 to 5 feet of storm surge and on the coastline, that could cause millions of dollars in damage. >> omar, thank you. those are some ominous clouds behind you. chief weathercaster lonnie quinn of our new york station wcbs tv is t

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