in all of theake things the falcon 9 and dragon showed us. the noises, the maneuvers, any nuances, anything we can let other folks know to be aware of as they fly that vehicle. me, the historical aspect of it is certainly notable, but i think it is something to maybe consider after this mission is complete. we are not even in any way, shape, form halfway through the mission. we have still got to do our mission here with chris, depart, and do a reentry and landing than recovery. plenty of work to do. think a lotably more about that when the time comes. caller: thank you for taking my question. this is for bob and doug. what were some of the first things you wanted to see or do after you arrived? has it changed much since you were last there or does it feel like a second home to you? thanks. i don't want to speak for doug, but one of the things i was most excited about was being able to make a phone call home. it is been a long time since i launched into orbit and i have a little boy who got a chance to watch me do that for the first time. i ju

the riot -- you are comparing it to the shuttle but i was more interested in the first stage of the falcon how did it feel and the second stage feel and you made it sound like maybe it was rougher than the shuttle on the main engine. wondering if there was ever a point when he looked at doug and said this is not what i expected? >> well bill, you took the words right out of my mouth. the summary from yesterday was good, smoother and first stage little rougher second stage and then we saw in shuttle and both of us were expecting. we did comment on it while we were going uphill. i think we tried to verbalize it as much as the new experience that we were having to make sure they were for real between the two of us that we were sensing the same things. >> let's go to question from steven clark. >> hello, thank you for taking my question. steven clark from spaceflight now. follow-up on that, what was the sensation [inaudible] and it was something that was an experience during the shuttle to shut down the engines and ignite a new engine in flight and i'm curious about your experiences with the s

falcon 9's first stage on the just send instructions space -- landing ship.ce vehicle three from cape canaveral. we can hear the countdown now. three seconds to go as we watch this particular launch. >> left off. go, falcon. caroline: there you have it. gps of course delivering positioning, navigation services. gps three will help ring higher power and more accurate signals that are harder to jam. in this munication's age, which is perhaps what we are more focused on rather than the space race. absolutely majestic. of course, after this thing separates from the engine, that reusable rocket will eventually have to fall back down to earth. basically a platform in the ocean. not fall but basically be guided down in a controllable manner. in the old days, they would just explode and you cannot reuse them. this is also a way to save money thoseose folks that send very interesting satellites into space. in san francisco, focusing a lot on elon musk, focusing a lot on the space race. it is a lot about making these things more economical. taylor: a lot of the focus r

jillian: the falcon 9 rocket taking off from the kennedy space center in florida. the rocket bringing 60 communication satellites into orbit. the launch coming days after spacex conducted the first manned rocket launch on u.s. soil in nearly a decade. steve? steve: jillian, thank you very much. 7:30 here in the east. as south dakota starts picking up the pieces following a violent response to -- quick response to violent protest. our next guest now turning the focus on the future of policing and what it should look like. south dakota governor republican kristi noem joins us right now. governor, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: i know you value peaceful protest, things were not peaceful sunday night. you had to activate the national guard. tell us what happened. >> well, free speech is a fundamental right. and you know, peaceful protest have their purpose. people protest when they feel like they are not being heard. what happened on sunday night is that i prestaged national guard troops in several different communities in south dakota so that they

the first stage with falcon 9 were the nine engines and it was a much smoother ride because it was a liquid engine at that point. where the difference started i think for both bob and i and we commented on it at the moment was at staging and it was very similar to what you saw in the apollo 13 movie where they staged from first to second stage so the first stage engine shut off and then it takes a second, almost a second, might have been less than that, but seems like it took some time between -- >> all right that is doug hurley, bob behnken and cassy aboard the space station talking about the mission. bob and doug will join us exclusively tomorrow on "squawk on the street" at 9:30 after the opening bell, their first one-on-one interview since making this journey over the last couple days meantime big win for spacex and commercial space overall as this ushers in a new era of human space flight comprised of public/private partnerships like this one we've seen play out here and what nasa administrator described as the commercialization of low earth orbit. perhaps not surprising to see

obviously, the african-american community is represented in the boardroom of the atlanta falcons.hat would you like to see the league do more to advance the cause of racial equality in ownership, on the sidelines, in coaching, in front offices and so forth how would you like to see the league handle the tricky matter of protests on the side lines, for example, during the national anthem >> i'll start off with the protest. i think now that the league are on baoard with the players. i don't think you'll have any issues with protests move forward. i think now they truly understand what colin kaepernick, his intentions were four years ago it's better understanding today. i think you're not going to have issues with that overall, i just think as a league, they really need to listen to their players. listen and try to understand their concerns and the things they want to accomplish but as a league, majority white owners, white execs, you have to be open to learning, to understanding the struggles of african-americans. black boys who coming from the hoods, their journey once you can unde

and rajan got to fly with falcons. oh, yes! we've got an update — expo 2020 now postponed until next year. hello, and welcome to the travel show, coming again this week from my place here in london. now, i don't usually get to spend much time here because i'm normally out on the road, but with travel pretty much cancelled over the last couple of months, i've had a chance to take a look back at some of my favourite trips here on the travel show. now, this year was meant to be a big one for dubai. it was down to host expo 2020, dubbed the greatest show of our time... voiceover: we humans, we've come a long way to get where we are today. ..running between october and next march with over 192 country pavilions and 60 live daily shows — well, that was the plan before the coronavirus pandemic hit and now, the expo has been postponed until next year. if we integrate and ideate, we can make the future great. in a moment, i'll be getting an update on what's happening with that. plus, news on how dubai coped with the lockdown and what it

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the testing facilities in the district of cutest little the new restrictions he and in neighboring falcon doff took effect at midnight the mass testing follows a huge corona virus outbreak at timmy's slaughterhouse where more than 1500 workers have country. acted kovac 19 now some 600000 people are affected by the restrictions which is those met told d.w. he's furious. group is a company of turn yes i'm angry with the system behind of it and angry is the system of such stark contrast to this which is totally interest in transparent people had to put up with long waits to get tested. i want to get tested until my bit to help find out whether we're all infected here english is low or not. we want to travel to be very err on saturday and the condition is to present a negative coronavirus test that's our goal today indeed with some a vacation about to begin officials in popular destinations like various a good has no residents are not welcome in lest they show proof of testing negative for the virus neighboring austria has gone even further targeting germany's most populous state. our neighbo

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the falcon 9 took off from cape canaveral in florida.art of an effort by the department of defense to upgrade satellites in space. callingp, the fcc is chinese telecom companies huawei and zte national security threats. commissionerto fcc jessica rosenworcel. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: the u.s. fcc has hasmated huawei and cte -- asignated huawei and zte national security threats. these are companies that small rural carriers rely on for relatively cheap equipment. joining us, fcc commissioner jessica rosenworcel. this is basically a final step after a decision that you made unanimously last year to ban huawei and zte from getting federal funds that were meant to expand capabilities across the united states. how critically step is this today in your view? jessica: this is really important. national security at network security now go hand-in-hand. the fcc has said that these companies, which are a big part of the worldwide equipment market, they are not going to pay. this decision makes it final and clear. emily: huawei and zte have un

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as quarterback for the atlanta falcons, he's won m.v.p. awards and taken his team to the superbowl.speaking out about social justice and racial inequality. matt ryan, welcome to "the daily social distance show." >> thank you for having me, man. this is a unique experience. >> trevor: it really, really is a unique experience. before we get into the conversations in and around race and the protests and everything that's happening, just for you as an athlete, you know-- and that's how so many people know you, as an elite athlete-- what has this period been like? are you training? are you-- are you able to, with out? are you able to create a semblance of a normal life as you prepare what may or may not be an n.f.l. season? >> i'm lucky. i have a good setup in my house to be able to train, make sure i'm get might go running in, make sure i'm getting my weight training. you know, that's nice. but it's been-- you know, it's been different. i think as we've gotten further along,ening i've found ways to properly social distance but also get work with my guys on the field and we've found some

former nfl player and minority owner of the atlanta falcons, warwick dunn, speaks out. e different story. from farms to backyards, wheels are turning. seeds are being planted. animals are getting fed. and grass is growing. and families are giving their all to the soil because no matter how uncertain things get, the land never stops. so to all those linked to the land, we say thank you. we're here for you because we all run together. this moment right now... this is our commencement. no, we'll not get a diploma or a degree of any kind. but we are entering a new chapter in our lives. our confidence is shaken; our hearts cracked. the kind of a crack that comes from the loss of a job; from life plans falling apart. we didn't ask for it... but we are rising to meet it. and how far we've come isn't even close to how far we can go. we just have to remember how patient we were... how strong we can be. (how strong you can be.) and remember this; there's a crack in everything for a reason. how else can the light get in? ♪ tomorrow starts today. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell

we'll have that next >>> liftoff as the falcon nine -- go spacex!, bob and doug >> a historic weekend for nasa and spacex delivering astronauts to the international space station in the first-ever commercial flight. let's get to morgan brennan for more on american space flight and also for spacex and tesla shares rallying today. >> they sure are rallying. you know, this is really a picture perfect launch sad of spacex's "crew dragon" now named "endeavor. marked the first time astronauts went to orbit from the american soil in nearly a decade and elon musk's company relanding the falcon rockets booster on a drone ship a short while after liftoff as nasa astronauts bob behnken and doug hurry hurtled into orbit ending with docking with the international space station orbiting at about 17,500 miles per hour they joined fellow american and two russian kos cosmonauts and will return to the earth in an ocean landing and big win for spacex with musk now according to at least to morgan stanley clearly the most important person to the u.s. space program and a

former nfl player and minority owner of the atlanta falcons, warrick dunn, speaks out.t. that connection is more important than ever. for customers 55 and up, we want you to get the value and service you need to stay connected. that's why we have a plan built just for you. saving 50% vs. other carriers with 2 unlimited lines for only $55. and we're here to help when you're ready to switch. visit a store or go to t-mobile.com/55. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell admitting the league was wrong for not listening to players protesting racism. that comes after more and more players speaking -- are speaking out publicly about racism in this country. joining me now to discuss is former nfl player and minority owner of the atlanta falcons warrick dunn. so good to see your face. thanks for coming back on the show. i appreciate you standing up and coming on. thank you so much. so, the commissioner roger goodell apologizing in that video. it's a stunning development. what do you think about what he had to say? >> well, i thought he was just taking a stance and trying to say that

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the way i look at it, let's say that the owner of the falcons into happened of their backyard. if he does anything, if he speaks out for the families, the nfl owner does anything in this situation, i would say power to whatever you're fighting for. that's what they are trying to call, a larger party of nfl ownership, at least acknowledge what's going on and act like that's not even an issue with us. the kneeling was about injustice. human injustice to people of color, specifically black people at the hands of police officers. in this case, those who have guns or don't look like they have guns or things that happen to us because we are black. that's what the entire movement was all about but because it happened inside the construct of the nfl, on nfl's time, it became this. where : may have been trying to voice something latter outside of the nfl, i think their mission was to see if anybody inside the nfl heard them. once again, let's use our current situation, if a situation goes on, tribute in some way, using his voice saying hey, an organization that would not stand for this.

. >>> a family of green falcons is happily back together this morning. the two chicks were found on the ground at sfo last month, they apparently fell from their nest and were unable to fly back to it. rescue workers think their nest may have been too high for them to get back to. after loving care and attention, the chicks were reunited with mom and dad yesterday. very sweet. those are cute. >> what a great ending to that story. >>> let's take a look at your above average temperatures for friday in 70 in san francisco to 94 in antioch. there will be slight relief saturday as we try to drop about four degrees across the board. but for father's day, yep, another miner morerodex a00, san mateo couny, fallout in atlanta after the police killing of rayshard brooks. the problem the department is dealing with after two officers were charged. >>> and a rally here in the bay area in support of law enforcem ♪ ♪ ♪[ siren ]ur hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for wh

. >> rains loomed over the falcon nine chances of launching but the skies turned blue and for the firste a private space company launched humans into orbit. >> a new age of american ambition has now begun. >> president trump and vice president watched the triumph in person. >> today we once again probably launch american astronauts and american the rockets, the best in the world from right here on american soil. >> the next trip to mars. phil keating, kennedy space center, fox news. >>> nascar has a week off before their next cup series race and next big race was at the speedway in tennessee. jimmy johnson ran into ricky steinhaus junior taking him house. the car took out four other cars and another big rack took out more drivers. in the end brad took the lead with three laps to go for the win. startin it remains a sticking point. the players made a proposal for a 114 game season with full pay for each game played, similar to the deal with the two sides agreed upon earlier and since then the owners have changed their position and want 82 game season with reduced salaries. britain's quee

the two did it on a crew dragon spacecraft that was launched by falcon 9 record on saturday.t is supposed to return to earth in about four months. nasa says this missionould extended. >>> graduation celebrations continued across the bay area this weekend. a graduation parade was held for the 2020 graduates in lafayette. the school's actual graduation is on june 4th. it will take a pretty unique format because of social distancing. all diploma will be recorded in advance and then played and families will be invited to attend portions of the socially distanced ceremony. >>> lifted spirits this weekend and you're about to hear how. ♪ >> yes. come sing by my house. krista wigle and her partner joseph raymond meyers is with the symphony silicon valley. they held a free concert and received a huge round of applause there as you can hear from neighbors. what a gift. those are good neighbors to have. >> i want that. >> right. >> yes. i am going to go to my neighbors today, can you sing? can you youra talent? can you entertain us? we'll return to average as we bump the temperatures up

the respondent addressed what i think is a central point in the merits, once they conceded that falconer does not allow the court to go further with regards to the pre-plea situation, there is no way to make the executive proceed with the prosecution. there is no way to force the government in that situation, and you don't have any argument. there is a matter of leading the rule of interpretive principles or constitutional concerns that distinguish the situation. that's not what rule 48 is meant for. rereading the notion that it is too early in time. i think there are real problems that will come from the questions they want to ask about the uncharged conduct, not just why we no longer want to maintain this prosecution but why we haven't brought charges against this defendant. everybody conceded prosecutions off the table. they want to ask about conduct and why certain prosecutors signed particular briefs whether they agreed with our position or did not. they want to ask about the reasons the attorney general gave like policy judgment that federal interest is no longer warranted, and if

and rajan got to fly with falcons. oh, yes!e've got an update — expo 2020 now postponed until next year. hello, and welcome to the travel show, coming again this week from my place here in london. now, i don't usually get to spend much time here because i'm normally out on the road, but with travel pretty much cancelled over the last couple of months, i've had a chance to take a look back at some of my favourite trips here on the travel show. now, this year was meant to be a big one for dubai. it was down to host expo 2020, dubbed the greatest show of ourtime... voice-over: we humans, we've come a long way to get where we are today. ..running between october and next march with over 192 country pavilions and 60 live daily shows — well, that was the plan before the coronavirus pandemic hit and now, the expo has been postponed until next year. if we integrate and ideate, we can make the future great. in a moment, i'll be getting an update on what's happening with that. plus, news on how dubai coped with the lockdown and what it's

instead, inside that blue circle we spot shadowed for you a nest of peregrine falcons. this is inside the united airlines hangar. two of the youngsters tried their wings before they were ready and ended up grounded. after a brief stay at the peninsula humane society a volunteer ventured onto the catwalk there at sfo to return the chicks to mom the watchful parents glirtd and screamed during the delivery but calmed down after the volunteers backed away and the chicks were delivered safely. >> that's nice to see. >>> finally tonight, a garden in the middle of a concrete jungle. a group of female artists called intrepid painted a mural on san francisco's tenderloin district. it shows a butterfly and california poppies. nbc bay om got a chance to get up some scaffolding and see the artists at work. if you want to see the full story you can head over to our website. the qr code you see on the bottom of your screen, if you point your iphone camera at that qr code it will immediately take you to that story. look how beautiful that is remarkable how big it is too. >> if you're

the falcon 9 rocket launched $58.00 starlink internet satellites into space with 3 satellites from anotherfab hitching a lift to it's the 2nd such mission this month the space x. which is building a broadband network of nearly $500.00 satellites under the starlink banner space x. found a mask plans to send a total of $12000.00 devices into space. i know that this is al jazeera and these are the headlines the police killing of another black man in the u.s. has triggered new demonstrations anger and condemnation police in atlanta say racial brooks failed a breath test and resisted arrest they tried to use a taser on him but a fight broke out before he was fatally shot the wendy's restaurant where brooks was shot has now been set on fire you're watching live pictures of the scenes nearby where protesters shut down the interstates there have been a number of arrests we're bringing you all the latest here on out of there well the lawyer representing the racial brooks family has condemned the actions of those police officers and as we are just getting this tape just the details are just getting

joining me now via skype from new york is a former advisor to venezuelan presidential candidate only falcone who ran against president maduro in 2018 he's also the founder and director of oil for venezuela francisco thanks so much for coming on so as i say area told us on saturday u.s. sanctions of cripple the economy forcing some to leave the country do you do you agree with that i think sanctions have definitely have a negative effect on defense or economy that's undeniable not to attribute the primary responsibility of what's happening to their soil or. to economic sanctions i think it's going a bit overboard other realities that this country has been seriously mismanaged for more than 20 years this country underwent a huge oil boom the largest possible terms of trade shock experienced by any country in the region was experienced by this fellow between 19992013 it's. under all of it it had absolutely no savings left to us so now the countries actually seeking help either from economies like iran's were which have also been sanctioned but which have been able to manage through the a they g

falcon 9 rocket launch $58.00 starling internet a satellite into space with 3 satellites from another firm hitting a left before landing on a drone ship at sea it's the 2nd mission this month for starling which is building a broadband network of nearly $500.00 satellites space x. found that iran last plans to send a total of $12000.00 devices into space with the closure of theaters and dark studios around the world dancers have been performing black lives matter protests instead some routines focus on traditional african steps dating back to slavery others convey the defiance an anger many people feel over police brutality or about manic reports. when you meet. me in the heart of new york city pocketed among tens of thousands of protesters dons michael frye performed a black man's home. in a video that went viral online this was his stand against police brutality in the us. to. leave while george floyd i felt like a piece of all it was were literally running if you listen to the song she says she's oh we have to stand up but we can't stand up because they're holding us there the black

but for the falcon 9 rocket launch $58.00 standing satellites we have 3 from another company hitching a lift it's a 2nd similar mission this month for space x. which is building a bomb band network of nearly 500 stop lights. hello again i'm fully back to the headlines on al-jazeera health care systems in pakistan and india on the verge of collapse cases of cold in 1000 spike both countries have seen record rise in the number of new infections in the past day come on to has more from islamabad. most don't often but there's a in that video that lamo badar all the way to their journey back they shared their short 8 years of oxygen and obviously regulate their lives read as disgraced they becomes bigger and bigger now earlier they were adults organization edgeways project on google for another 2 weeks of lock down dates were just less than 48 hours ago but the biggest audience prime minister say they were not at all sure they were considering markelov down option and of course would mean feeling all. the way there were the number higher number of infection chinese health officials are rep

and the falcon 9 rocket launched 58 starlink internet satellites into space with 3 satellites from another firm pitching left as the 2nd search mission the from the space x. but is there a broadband network of nearly 500 satellites under the starlink banner. clarence's al-jazeera and these are the headlines the police killing of another black man in the u.s. has triggered new demonstrations anger and condemnation police in atlanta say racial brooks failed a breath test and resisted arrest they tried to use a taser on him but a fight broke out before he was fatally shot and he gallacher has more from miami well we know that the police were called on friday night to a fast food restaurant after reports a customer was asleep in his car causing other customers to drive around it now when those 2 police officers arrived on the scene they carried out a sobriety test on racial brooks and said that he failed the test then you can see the video there is a struggle between racial brooks and these 2 police officers punches are thrown by mr brooks he then reportedly grabs one of the officers taser wea

as soon as the republic has declared mr falconer attempts to turn turkey into a secular country with a clear separation between religion and the state. the caliphate is abolished in 1024. qur'an schools and sharia courts are subsequently closed down followed a year later by syfy orders and dervish ministries. the qur'an itself is translated into turkish. the highest sophia a christian church until 1453 was the main mosque throughout autumn and rue. in 1934 as the final flourish of his religious reforms ataturk has it converted to a museum. the protests against this move continue to this day. and for basically his answer was atheism we dismissed the. because he himself had no need for religion and no interest in mysticism he had no understanding that some people needed transcendental beliefs of one kind or another. even for. ataturk also hopes to change the outward appearance of his subjects making turks look more like europeans his clothing reform forces his compatriots to a bad. and in their fences and have tons these changes also have a religious element in the natalia the heart is

. >> one independent charter school is giving a preview of what falcon look like at some schools. >> at sunrise middle school in central san jose, this is what summer school looks like in the age of covid-19. students lineup for temperature checks at the beginning and end of each day. >> this is something that i came up with that i saw on tv. >> new creative ways to keep the middle schoolers six feet apart to minimize the spread of the coronavirus. including this creation made out of pool noodles. >> this is actually three feet and then with someone else has another one is three feet. >> this independent charter school became one of the first schools to open his classrooms under new pandemic rules. 60 students in five teachers have signed up for a three week long summer program. they have to clean the computers before and after they use them. everything that they touch keeping track of who's going to the bathroom. >> most field trips are canceled and the pool is off limits for now. >> we had to make sure that our students could wash their hands at least four times a day. >> during th

. >> coming up on "fox and friends" 15 minutes from now a big 3 hours telecast including harris falconerh highlights of her interview with the president, things you have not seen yet and general jack keane was in on the chairman of the joint chiefs apologizing for walking alongside the president to st. john's church. doctor oz here to explain expanding medicare advantage to everybody to fix our healthcare system and because it is friday we have our friday regulars, geraldo rivera and judge janine and donald trump will accept the republican nomination for president in jacksonville, florida, they are moving to florida for the big speech, we will talk to rhonda mcdaniel about that. then white house economic council director larry kudlow will join us. a rough day on wall street but today looks better. thanks for joining us, "fox and friends" will start in 14 minutes. todd and carly will be back. i got an oriole here. eh. common bird. ooh look! over here! something much better. there it is. peacock, included with xfinity x1. remarkable. fascinating. -very. it streams tons of your favorite sho

lift off of the falcon 9. ♪ emily: it finally happened.years, after multiple launches bringing commercial satellites, restocking supplies for the international space station, and even a test run, spacex has sent two human astronauts into space. a flight that hit speeds of 17,000 miles per hour as the two astronauts docked at the international space station the next day, embracing their new roommates. marking the start of a new era for humans traveling to the final frontier. >> it is the beginning of a whole new age. a golden age of spaceflight. after this mission is over, you can use the same rocket, same spacecraft. emily: those ordinary citizens that will take the interest of the rides with the likes of spacex or blue origin or virgin galactic or boeing, working on its star liner. six years ago, nasa kicked off a new space race. awarding $3.1 billion to spacex and $4.8 billion to boeing in hopes of getting humans back to space travel. hoping to end america's reliance on russian soyuz rockets used to launch astronaut since the last launch

. >>> a family of pair grin falcons is back together. two newborn chicks spent the week away from mom and dad. they were found on the ground unable to fly at united airlines hanger at sfo. they think the nest may have been too high up. after loving care and attention from the spca, the chicks were reunited with mom and dad back at the nest. >> that is good to hear. >>> well a bear attacked a woman in a southern california backyard. she grabbed what was near to defend herself. it was her laptop. so what happened. here is rob hayes. >> if you live in sierra san gabriel mountains but one day it attacked a 19-year-old woman who had fallen asleep in her backyard. >> the bear visually started to scratch her and bite into her. and the only thing she could do was to grab her laptop and hit the bear with it. and that managed to break the bear loose and she ran inside. >> reporter: captain of the california fish and wildlife department said the woman is home recovering from the attack. investigators collected bear dna and are checking to see if it

>> the falcon 9 rocket taking off from kennedy space center in florida bringing 60 communication satellitesnto orbit, the lines coming to state after state x conducted the first manned rocket launch on us soil in nearly a decade. back to you. steve: good job. let's look at the weather and some challenging things out there. >> janice: we are watching tropical storm cristobal. this could be a strong storm or hurricane when it makes landfall on the gulf coast sunday into monday so this is something you need to know about. we are watching the track. you did we can overnight last night to a 40 mile-per-hour sustained wind, tropical storm but still has very warm water ahead of it and low windshear which means opportunity to strengthen to a strong tropical storm or a hurricane as we get into sunday and monday night. you can see the tropical models, new orleans needs to watch this, parts of the eastern gulf coast as well including florida. heavy rainfall will be a big story but we will see strong winds depending if it is tropical storm or hurricane we will keep you up-to-date but make your plans no