not the gulf parliaments. reckon because of the constitution and this hasn't happened so they've been going by the book the system has been unfolding as the laws of the country. are there the people are and this has been on the political side now on the social side you've seen a concrete push toward granting women political right to happen greater and there i mean it's been in the night 99 issued an edict granting them their growth but then that with turn down by parliament. and that's a good vibrancy of the system but when to provide became prime minister in 2000 and me precluded further which helped. both in security in 2005 and also remain the for women minister later and then with the various women and and they were vibrant inclusive the women in the political them and seeing the waimea then be accepted as part of the goal made that was a taboo in the process so i think that things really could see the book in the months that they're fired that i would like to focus on and that's it for must also engineer

all primarily in the gulf of mexico. so, yes, bertha, outside of the gulf of mexico.ure enough, that's where we find delta as we speak. norah. >> o'donnell: lone, thank you. >> o'donnell: all right, lonnie, thank you. the election is 25 days away, and tonight, president trump remains in the white house, forced off the campaign trail by covid, even as he falls in the polls. but if he can't go to a rally, the president now plans to bring the rally to him, inviting guests to the white house for his first in-person event since testing positive. here's cbs' ben tracy. >> reporter: president trump is now planning to speak from the balcony of the white house tomorrow to hundreds of his supporters. >> judge amy coney barrett. >> reporter: two weeks to the day after the rose garden announcement of his supreme court nominee led to several people getting the virus, possibly including the president himself. dr. anthony fauci now calls it a super-spreader. >> we had a super-spreader event in the white house, and it was in a situation where people were crowded together and were not

then it's projected to head into the gulf of mexico before targeting the battered northern gulf coast with landfall sometime friday. today the louisiana governor declared a state of emergency for what will be the tenth named storm to make landfall this season, the most ever recorded janice huff is the chief meteorologist at nbc 4 new york. janice, hurricane delta is strengthening so quickly overnight. what do you know >> this storm is already setting records on its own outside of the regular season it went from a tropical depression with 35-mile-per-hour winds to a category 4 hurricane with 145-mile-per-hour winds in just 30 hours, and that's a record all within itself now the storm, as you mentioned, it moving towards the yucatan peninsula. it's moving towards cancun cancun hasn't seen a storm like this in about 15 years it could become a category 5 storm here it won't weaken that much when it crosses the yucatan, down to a 3 and back to a 1 and it will take a westerly track over the gulf of mexico before it makes a turn towards la had a so it will sit out over the warm waters of the

>> hurricane deltaas a strong category two, and first of all, we saw it sort of menacing the gulf coaat-3.r hurricane. winds 120 miles per hour. and the problem was, it was ilding up water at that time, least eight-foot surge.we saw at those numbers can never be verified until days or even weeks after the storm makes landfall. measured at 100 miles per hour. we saw that at texas point. we saw 96 mile-per-hour nds in lake charles, which is still reeling from hurricane laura so this was a tough hit for the state of louisiana. >> sreenivasan: and when those storm surges hit-- i mean, there are so mantiny little communities that are along the water. it's incalculable, the damage that the storm surge does, versus the actual wind and rain. >> the storm surge has so much power. just think about the force of water. just think about trying to walk when y're at the beach and you-- you wa in the water coming up to the edge and it moves you, right? i mean, at level of force is there. but think about it-- up to six feet, seven fe, even up to 11 ft we know is possible with this. so that's really th

leave catarrh behind and head out across the gulf. we've been given exclusive access to join this refueling flight undervalue dade air base near doha it will be topping up the tanks of american f. 16 fighter jets already out on missions my job is pretty much to refuel other aircraft in the air so they can stay airborne longer it's all going to take place here at the back of the plane and you have to get down low so this is where the refuting happens it's called the to college and it's in the belly of the plane easy to lie on your stomach to be able to fit know what we're going to witness is the boob operator is going to connect with the fighter jets that are going to approach the aircraft from here. the 1st f. 16 approaches. these are multimillion dollar fighter jets. out on active mission and we're not told what where that is. they get so close you can clearly see the pilots. the entire process only takes a couple of minutes we spend around 4 hours in the air while the crew fumed 5 and sixteen's with the fighters we do a lot of cargo

>> for the gulf, we're going to see it enter the gulf within a 12-hour period and we expect the stormay to the coast line sometime after monday afternoon and monday night. at this hour, getting close to making landfall across portions of cozumel. you take a look at the storm system that has essentially tripled in strength from monday to tuesday going from 40 miles an hour to more than tripling, up to 145 miles per hour to a category 4. slightly weakened. 115 miles per hour. negligible difference. we think it is brushing past the coast of cozumel. could make landfall within the next 30 minutes or potentially by pass cozumel and make landfall near the yucatan peninsula. you'll notice only six major hurricanes have crossed within a 100 mile radius in recorded history around cancun. it's pretty rare to see this magnitude of storm in this region. the question as we get through this evening and into the gulf, where is the storm going to end up? they have suggested it will take a westerly track into the warmer air in the gulf. that will allow it to maintain its intensity, strengthen up to a

lawrence, the gulf of mexico churning the gulf so active this year in the hurricane season here we go we've got delta now just push across the yucatan peninsula does weaken somewhat and disarray compared to where we sat last night was a category 4 still a very dangerous storm system will likely strengthen as it makes its way across the gulf right now sustained winds of 90 miles per hour member yesterday was all the way up to a 145 this will re strengthen moves away from the interference of the land mass there and slowly churning out. >>in the middle of the gulf and there you go by thursday we're talking about a category 2 unfortunately, this looks like it is bearing down again on louisiana, it's going to take a northeasterly turn and possibly just off the coastline as a category 3 coming on maybe as a major hurricane as we get into friday, certainly there's going to be a lot of change in that forecast between now and then but right now makes its landfall apparently on louisiana could see a storm surge there as high as 11 feet that would be devastating especially near the coastline. al

strong winds threaten to make a bad situation much worse state of emergency the gulf hunkering down for yet another hurricane. tonight a look at the extreme weather across the nation. >>> plus a police shooting sets off protests, violence and leaves 30 officers injured we're on the ground in philadelphia as the city braces for what could be a second night of unrest. >> announcer: live from cnbc global headheadquarters, the fa the news, the truth with shepard smith. >>> good evening one more week until the election joe biden is in georgia where a democratic presidential candidate has not won since 1992 president trump playing defense, holding rallies in michigan and wisconsin, two states he flipped in 2016. polls show the president trailing in michigan and wisconsin and a tight race in the state of georgia joe biden getting some backup from former president obama in battleground florida with the sort of drive-in rally in orlando. they're both sticking to their own lines of attack, hammering president trump's response to covid-19 >> donald trump has waved the white flag, abandoned our fam

the gulf coast bracing tonight. mandatory evacuations now under way at this hour and rob marciano with the latest track tonight. >>> two of the world's most ter now on u.s. soiley us tonight.he dire up to 400,0 could die if the u.s. doesn't take steps right now. wisconsin, for one, hitting a record high in hospitalizations, setting up a field hospital. 35 states with increases now in hospitalizations. >>> we are newly released body cam video showing an officer under attack inside the police station and the suspect takedown. >>> and america strong tonight. the nurse on the front lines and the extraordinary gift. >>> good evening. it's gat t he you with us. we have yet another hurricane bearing down on the u.s. we have the major vp debate tonight, with significant changes on that stage. and we also have news just as we come on tonight involving the president, who released a video a short time ago, not entirely clear when it was recorded, but on it, he says he had been feeling not so hot when he was given that antibody

military base in the gulf. hello winter is still a long way north it is in siberia it is this sort of thing here and you might just feel it on the japanese island of hokkaido as the wind starts to circulate and it's bringing in the cold that's leaving snow on the ground on the mainland bit of rain further south otherwise looking fine for japan for the korean prison almost all of china the exception of this massive light cloud an occasional spots are right in the middle and more especially down the south coast as well avi the typhoon is quite activists throwing and in hearts in the showers into grondahl including hong kong of course but they go inland beyond that and just come out of north and vietnam otherwise pretty picture sunshine for many a cold touch in the winter sapporo probably not for sendai or tokyo now as i said it is a sas china sea where this typhoon is it's a major typhoon has picked up a lot of energy in the last 24 hours and it will be the nighttime hours yearly as of wednesday so it will be dar

military base in the gulf. there will be look at how this chinese online payment helps to shatter records on the stock market. and i throwed east asia things according down there is there are 2 extremes as one developing winter up in the far north east and in the south china sea as a tar figure which will probably catch the south coast a child but in between the 2 apart from british spreading finger of cloud rain which is coming to virtually nothing it's enjoyable sunshine and the exception is going to be the north west coast of honshu and hawkeye there was snow on the mainland you got a cold chuck of wind coming in she's still 17 degrees in sendai and 20 odd in tokyo and that's reason warm but we're back through china as well but hong kong will catch the edges the showers just turn up from the south china sea until that easily breeze sets in and then humidity drops a bit and the skies tend to clear now so the active was in the south china sea there is a typhoon well off it's a big typhoon this one a major one

designed to keep any gulf surge out of the city. it is huge. 26 feet high and nearly two miles across. five tropical systems striking louisiana since the start of the covid pandemic. zeta coming less than a week before election day. >> we've identified in advance all of the polling locations so that power restoration efforts can be prioritized there. >> what a situation playing out tonight. rob, we can see you are getting slammed right now. best you can, take us through the timing of this as we head into the night. >> reporter: well, it's the strongest storm we've had this late in the season make land. in over 100 years, david. it's moving quickly, so, that means that's good and it will get through quick. we got tropical storm warnings now up all the way into virginia with the path of this thing. storm surge up to 11 feet and rain, yeah, but my biggest concern is damaging winds. let's time that out. we're seeing it now here in new orleans. we'll see it in biloxi later tonight. cutting across alabama and north georgia tomorrow mornin

in the center of the gulf of mexico about a day and a half ago. where it is now or where it's just passing, the water is closer to 80 degrees and it's that really warm water that gives the hurricane its fuel it's like gas in a car let's go to morgan chesky now. morgan is also in lake charles where, morgan, the eye wall is on you >> reporter: yeah, shep, forgive me it's a little tough to ear. that eye wall is making its way to lake charles right now. it's a very surreal feeling, shep, because it was almost six weeks ago i stood on this exact balcony and watched hurricane laura tear into this community, leaving behind just a trail of devastation. those winds from hurricane laura hitting about 150 miles an hour. right now the strongest gusts from delta hitting right at around 100 miles an hour, maybe slightly above that, so that gives you just a little perspective. so what i'm standing in right now, this rain, it's stinging. and you can only imagine what this wind is doing to this already battered community of lake charles, louisiana, so much of whic

gulf coast is on alert for another major storm, tropical storm zeta could hit the gulf coast by tuesdaylf still reeling from multiple storms. >>> getting a little relief in colorado. snow is starting to fall there. snow and frigid temperatures should help them contain the fires. >>> a vatican first to tell you about. today pope francis announced he is elevating washington, d.c., gregory to cardinal. the first african-american to hold that position in the u.s. >>> and more history tonight. the number of approximate black senate candidates this year is the most we've seen in modern history. tonight, blayne alec around reports on what's driving the change. >> reporter: bradshaw is making history. long-time organizer, first-time candidate. after an upset victory in the democrat primary, tennessee's first black woman to serve as a major party nominee for the u.s. senate. what made you jump into this race? >> i just didn't see the representation that was needed for working people. >> reporter: bradshaw is a part of record-breaking wave for black candidates around the country. >> i'm adrian pe

she says he stands ready to resolve the gulf dispute around the blockade on. and that's controversy brewing ahead of next year's resettled olympic games in tokyo we'll have the details of that and everything else in sports. have seized a chopper of the coast of a man remains a tropical depression dropping wanted to its faults or variances be nothing significant out of it and there's more active weather in the eastern med this is the bottom end of a frontal system might wind up into something it's certainly going to influence the weather in the event temperatures are coming down from their highs in the low thirty's to the middle teens which is where they should be with the breeze setting up out of iraq and than through the gulf states which might turn into a bit of a dusty breeze but again as it's a good thing significant is going to come from it the rain in the rift valley is a daily event so falling heavily still stretching as far north south sudan as far south as probably angola maybe touching botswana but not much of malawi on notice so you've got a mass of

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. >>> we are following breaking news on the gulf coast as hurricane delta takes aim at louisiana.rm is expected to make landfall this evening as a category 2 hurricane near where hurricane laura struck just six weeks ago. the national hurricane center issued warnings of heavy rainfall and ligfe-threatening storm surgeries. joining me now, nbc correspondent cal perry. >> reporter: you're getting us right in the middle of one of those bands so the governor is letting people know if you're not moved by now you need to hunker down. it is that storm from six weeks ago that makes this one so unique. as we drove into town into lake charles, we could see 95% of structures damaged six weeks ago, almost every roof with a tarp on it. listen to mark who came to rescue his mom literally a few hours ago. here's what he had to say. >> a couple issues, debris on the side of the road so that can be dangerous as far as flying and busting windows and what not. then the rain can cause flooding because the ditches are full of debris and everything. then once again your structures have been probably co

the gulf that means out of the way of its source of energy and moisture which is the gulf of mexico spillll a category one sustained winds of 85 miles per hour moving north northeast now at 15 so moving at a pretty good clip. that's good news. you don't want these storms to slow wander that's when we see that massive flooding. so here's the latest track. it is going to slowly weekend probably just a tropical storm strength as we head toward about 1 o'clock in the morning and then it's going to make its way continuing northward and to the northeast over the next couple of days finally making its way toward the eastern seaboard as we get into sunday but you can expect some flooding of course don't forget with those thunderstorms and our hurricane activity lot of times you can see tornadoes too. >>thank you. lawrence coming up tonight at 6.45 a group of african-american businessman wants to bring an nfl franchise back to oakland. we talked with raymond vomit in a live interview on his proposal to the nfl up next we remember the deadly 2017 tubbs fire hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack

we get back into the gulf of mexico. getting up into the northern gulf louisiana, as far as up to the east as florida panhandle. we're talking about friday into saturday. it will weaken a little bit first and strengthen once again. there is still a little bit of time for this one. this is another major storm we're tracking running into areas where we've already seen a whole lot of problems. connell? connell: no doubt. that is a big one. adam thank you. adam klotz. melissa. melissa: a hospital defunding a hospital? "washington post" columnist jennifer rubin slamming the president's release from walter reed tweeting, congress might want to defund walter reed as a public health hazard. she said, a 74-year-old obese man with covid who might have lung damage and a pattern of disregarding medical advice is returned to an environment in which he may infect others. what planet does connelly inhabit? where is the the rest of walter reed? the vp? they are remarkable cowards. here to discuss is charles hurt, "washington times" opin

and tonight, the two tropical systems closing in on the gulf now. rob marciano tracking them both. >>> sharing their devastating loss. chrissy teigen and her husband john legend share their loss and put a spotlight tonight on something so many couples have gone through. >>> and asking for forgiveness. the suspect accused of terrorizing a black family, shooting into their home, facing charges and now asking for forgiveness. >>> and the images just in tonight. president carter and what they've done to celebrate his 96th birthday. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. 33 days now until election day, but tens of thousands of americans are voting already. in fact, today we witnessed the long lines of voters showing up for early in-person voting. all of this as president trump casts doubt on mail-in voting. the white house today facing tough questions about the president's claims. in fairfax, virginia, today, those long lines, waiting to vote in person. many voters saying they are not taking any chances. t

we're looking at hurricane delta that's left a trail of disaster in mexico and is heading for the gulfoast. what are we expecting from here >> we should expect the same disaster in cancun to exist again along the gulf states today. it is picking up weight and strength, because it's now in open waters, and that amount of disaster was left behind quite devastating and also think about the storm that passed through there a few days ago, compounding on the amount of stress and pressure in mexico and the gulf states. let's take a look at this video to get a good picture. as delta made landfall ass a category 2 hurricane, peak sustainened winds off 135 kilometers per hour were reported, and the storm overturned boats and knocked out electricity. about 39,000 people had been evacuated. fortunately, no reports of deaths or any ininjuries,, but s of work left behind for people to clean up, get back on track after all the disasters from the storm. and like i said now, it's about to enter open waters and strengthen again, get back to a major hurricane, and what you need to look out for is the pos

90,000 evacuated as firefighters are critically injured racing from zeta a hurricane warning on the gulf coast evacuations ordered. the new track. the leader of nxvium described by prosecutors as a cult-like group, facing his victims in court. >>> and new screening guidelines for the same kind of cancer chadwick bozeman battled. what you need to know. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from wisconsin. >>> good evening from milwaukee. seven days to go until the election and day two of our journey across america president trump briefly here in the state of wisconsin, hoping to rekindle some of his 2016 success here while joe biden is also on the trail looking to redraw the map, venturing into what was once considered solid republican territory. the clock winding down for both men tonight to secure a path to victory and seal the deal with voters who have not yet cast a ballot let's begin with kristen welker >> reporter: vice president joe biden closing his campaign on offense rallying voters at a pair of events in georgia, a state democrats haven't won for pr

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. ♪ >>> and we are gulf coast strong.gma" is live from louisiana in one of the communities that suffered a devastating one-two punch. powerful hurricanes, laura and delta, pushing hard-working americans to a breaking point in the middle of the pandemic. we are live on the ground meeting some of the hometown heroes fighting to help their neighbors, a resilient army of volunteers striving to rebuild. >> this used to be someone's home and it's completely gone. this morning, what you can do to help pitch in. and don't miss our big surprise to remind them they are not forgotten. only on "gma" this morning. >>> good morning, america. it is great to be with you, george and robin, on this thursday morning. robin said it right. we are gulf coast strong as she is in lake charles, louisiana. >> that's right. she's right there on the ground with just some of the people who are working so hard to do just that to stay strong and we have a big surprise for that community coming up in just a bit. >> that is going to be a special moment.

just one of these monster storms after the next bearing down on the gulf coast. unprecedented season that we're watching play out. there is indeed some irony that the vice president the other day essentially denied that climate change is having an impact. and he did so first of all by deflecting away from the real question, are we seeing more dangerous destructive, more intense landfalling storms? and we are. and the science on that is very clear. as we warm up the oceans and we have bathtub warm waters right now in the gulf, in part, because of global warming, the long-term warming of the planet. the more of that heat there is, the more intense these hurricanes can become. the larger those winds, the larger that storm surge, which is a major threat for the coast line with this storm and with some of the on tther storms tha have made landfall. he essentially deflected attention from the real question, which is are we seeing more powerful destructive storms and instead said something about, well, a hundred years we had more storms. that's not true either. there is

military base in the gulf and the head of world football tests positive for corona virus joe have the details in sports coming up later. a united nations delegation has made its 1st visit to several camps in syria's deadly province since march it follows a russian airstrike that killed at least 70 turkish baths rebels in the region on monday russia and turkey back opposing sides in the conflict the syrian special envoy at the u.n. is urging corporation between moscow and ban correct to end the conflict when i speak to our diplomatic editor jane spaces at the united nations for so james there was an open security council meeting on syria and the fighting in italy about to the u.n. delegations visit to camps there what was said at that meeting well the u.n. special envoy patterson expressed his real concern about the situation in it live following what was the deadliest attack since that shape she truce came into force that was brokered between russia and turkey back in march that was an attack we think almost certainly carried out by a russian strike only opposition that killed we thin

military base in the gulf. and premier league clubs are set to decide whether to scrap a controversial policy of charging fans up to $19.00 to watch a match on t.v. that's coming up in sports with joe. the u.s. secretaries of state and defense are in india seeking to boost military cooperation maicon pale and mock hesper have signed a deal with their indian counterparts to expand information sharing from military satellites the stop in india is one of a 5 day asia trip aimed at strengthening strategic ties to counter china's influence. the challenge of defeating the pandemic that came from also fed into a robust discussions about the chinese communist party. our leaders and our citizens see with increasing clarity that the c.c.p. is no friend to democracy the rule of law transparency in order freedom of navigation the foundation of a free and open and prosperous indo-pacific i'm glad to say that the united states navy are taking steps to strengthen our cooperation against all manner of threats and not just thos

security council convened a special session to look at the situation in the gulf to look at the war in yemen of course an active war going on the tension over the iran nuclear deal between iran and particularly the u.s. which pulled out of that nuclear deal the ongoing tension between iran and its arab neighbors and within the gulf among the arab countries the tension there in the blockade of qatar on all these issues the u.n. secretary general said he was standing ready to help try and get some dialogue systems with the united nations charter that may go with offices role i said ready to convene any form of regional belloc that may have the necessary go over what element obviously in all us will fully support efforts such as those launched by kuwait to promote their legacies of damsons within members of the gulf cooperation . i hope that these good results will at a time when unity is needed to address the message challenges facing the region now we have the russians who organized this meeting saying they'd like some new security arrangements set up in the gulf to allow there to be be

the eye of a category 2 hurricane caught on camera from space, as it turned in the gulf of mexico. in new orleans, workers closed last floodgate surrounding the city but a problem with the aging drainage pumps is prompting flooding concerns. live in new orleans now. what can you tell us? >>reporter: right now, where we are the eye has passed over us. i have to tell you there were some pretty intense moments with heavy rain and really intense wind gust. the biggest concern. officials warning people about. they expected those to get up to 100 miles per hour calling them life-threatening and heard you mention the storm surge, also concerned about that. officials telling people to stay indoors during the duration of the storm. we are hoping that is what people did because i have to tell you, as i mentioned, being in the thick of it very intense and very scary. >> i can imagine the folks that live there are so weary of these hurricanes, they've been pounded this year. i couldn't help but notice behind you and seeing cars drive around. a couple people on the streets. are people out and a

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now to that monstrous storm threatening millions along the gulf coast.cane delta exploded into a major category 4 hurricane overnight. cbs' lonnie quinn joins us now. so, lonnie, when do we think this could make landfall? >> reporter: for the yucatan wednesday, the u.s. gulf coast, looks like friday, late in the day. right now you have 140-mile-per- hour winds. it's a category 4 storm. it's 215 miles east of cozumel. this is going to move right over the yucatan and potentially with 155-mile-per-hour winds, the strongest hurricane ever to make landfall in the yucatan. then it will make the big curve once it gets into the gulf. norah, watch this. right towards the louisiana coastline as a category 3 storm. look at how the models are handling this. a lot of consensus here. we agree it's going to be a louisiana storm. but, look, some of the models are putting it over by lake charles, the european models included. lake charles was devastated by laurel earlier in the season. and now you're putting equally as strong a storm on top of it. buildings have been com

i want to join you in prioritization of returning service to gulf coast. i may not say the names like you save them, new orleans and we shouldt i believe have reestablished route service as someone who sees the benefits in the pacific northwest, i can tell you it is part of the economy and we need it established. we have been challenged by covid in moving people and goods. in washington, the importance of passenger and freight infrastructure, getting to market, connecting urban and rural is critical. worked in million transportation related jobs, nearly 10% of the u.s. labor force. throughout the pandemic, workers have kept food on the table, get medical equipment to hospitals/first responders, brought those responders to loved ones affected by covid, and they continue to keep front-line workers in all sectors going strong with services/supplies they need. that is why it is so important for the senate to take up legislation that would include relief for the transportation sector, health and support of airlines, well as the who we continue to work with coll

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i mean the gulf really right in the midst of all the storms that have been affecting the u.s. this year making landfall here we go again, yes, santa making landfall and coming on shore as a category 2 hurricane right near morgan city pushing on shore now this storm going to start to weaken, but it's being picked up by some cold air on the backside of the show you that more in just a moment, there are numerous reports of trees down damage throughout new orleans and continue to see power lines coming down thousands of people without power, but it is a fast moving storm is making its way to the north there you can see it sliding further and further to the north that bringing with it the heavy rainfall along that band maybe 4 maybe 8 inches of rain in some of those downfalls but we're going to see the storm system sustained winds 90 miles an hour. but watch the track here gets picked up by a cold system that is making its way across the u.s. is going to push on through once it does looks like these are calm down but not before a very stormy weekend on the east coast all right lawr

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. >>> we're now tracking yet another new hurricane targeting the gulf coast tonight. watches already posted. a state of emergency now in louisiana. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee with the latest timing and track for us. hey, ginger. >> reporter: david, in this wild season, this could end up being louisiana's fifth named landfalling storm, the 11th in the united states. its name is zeta. it's about to pass the yucatan peninsula with up to a foot of rain and some serious winds. then it will die a little bit before it goes back to probably a category 1 through the gulf. it is wednesday night through early thursday, hurricane watch from new orleans. tropical storm watch, mobile and pen is a cola. >> the gulf just cannot get a break. ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back here this evening, the but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, h