>> gulfport, mississippi. >> they're from gulfport, mississippi. >> and when they walked in i said wee can't say no, and there they are. normally $15 to $49, all of these slashed more than in half, they start at $7.50. up, bandi. this is not your granny's fanny pack. even though we have a model for this one -- perfect. perfect. [ cheers and applause ] so ginger has everything in there. >> i have a lip gloss, a phone, i've got -- >> oh, my. >> i have so much makeup in here. i don't know what i plan on doing with this. >> if she was out with her kids or on a cruise or at a concert to go hands-free and have confidence all of your stuff is right there, that's a good thing. normally $34, today slashed in half, $17 and woman owned, made in america. >> woman owned, made in america. >> again, our model. >> yes, our supermodel is still here. so marlyn schiff -- after the show i'm buying these for lara. totally lara's style, these kind of earrings, the beaded, enamel, everything from here is just awesome and lightweight. normally $36 to $48, also slashed in half, $18 to $20. big selection. yes,

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one in your home state, a bad one is gulfport east in mississippi. 67% of the days they tested, the waterfrom los angeles, half the time the water was unsafe. and the one i'm standing on here in chicago. and it's likely not today because this is normally calm here. when you have waves like this that wash of the pollution out but most days it's not like this and it's not pretty. that's the way it is. >> shepard: it's now time for the other man, neil cavuto is coming up on the fox news channel. >> neil: getting ready for the railing of watching them ramp up the spending because everyone is focusing as bob mueller prepares to testify before congress tomorrow. not so much on washington spending like there is no tomorrow, a lot more debt and a lot more worry. and that would be on top of both. they warn that big spending measure in a moment. but first, catherine herridge with the big hearing with attorney general william barr now weighing in on that. >> a short time ago the top republican on the house judiciary committee put out a

no model had as much rainfall over gulfport, biloxi, mobile than we saw this morning.end is going to be somewhere around 75 miles per hour at landfall and that could be at any time. then it will begin to slow down just a little bit. winds could be 40 or 50 all the way up to the winds in shreveport. if you have your umbrellas on your deck outside, now will be a good time to take them in. we are going to see river flooding here. many of these rivers will be out of their banks. this is the radar right now. beginning to see some lightning strikes here, especially in this band of very heavy rainfall. remember, this is going to spin, fred and this rain is going to get up here, maybe over toward new orleans. that's why we can't let the guard down. this is why there has been so much consternation over where the eye is. is it over the bay? is it over the national wildlife refuge here or was it on land for a while and then actually moved offshore now? we'll have to keep watching that. national weather center and national hurricane center will let us know and we'll let you know.

deaths, including the most recent one that happened two days ago, happened here on the tracks at gulfportrive. that is why a code compliance officer was here this morning to keep an eye on the area and make sure that people did not try to walk on the tractor drive-through. the recent spike in deaths is concerning to the community and the board of directors. the board will talk about solutions. the general manager says they are getting a lot of advice before making any decisions. >> we have reached out to mental health advocates, as well as mental health providers, to the hospitals in our area, to educational counties to police departments to fire departments, we have reached out to everybody. you know what they all said? they said let's get together and figure out what to do. >> reporter: one of the possible solutions they will discuss this afternoon is contracting off-duty officers to monitor the 40 miles of track. that meeting starts at 1:30 pm today. there is a public comment period. >>> the oakland city council, and a preliminary vote, agreed to ban city agencies from using facial rec

i'm from gulfport. we came to watch it comes in. >> we brought brownie mix and good foods.well. >> traffic moving steadily. people out, stores open. most store owners say they intend to stay open throughout the storm. back to you. >> charles: thanks. jimmy cantrell from outside of new orleans joins us now. how are you doing? >> doing fine, sir. >> charles: everybody is bracing for this. perhaps the biggest test since katrina what are you telling folks in your parish? >> we're taking every precaution we can. we have 89 pump stations and everyone at 100% right now. we have issued sands bags, taken people out of harm's way. we closed some roads because of high water. all the people are evacuating. we hope we have everything taken care of. so far, looks good for us. we're waiting for the rain. hopefully we can handle it with all of our pumps. we opened a couple evacuation centers. we expect a lot of rain. i don't think the wind will be the big factor. i don't like the amount of rain we'll be getting. >> charles: certainly the levees will be tested. >> definitely. >> charles: si

i'm from gulfport. i like to come down here and watch it come in. >> we brought brownie mix and cookie mix and good food. so in case we lose electricity, we'll be eating well. >> tough people. they've been through it before and ready to go through it again. most of the stores open here. traffic moving normally despite the storm. back to you. >> shepard: thanks, steve. you're the man. so right now barry is about 100 miles of the center of it south and west of the mouth of the mississippi. i want to show you a look at the storm's path. it's moving very slowly. they hope it speeds up. the forecasters are not counting on that. this is saturday morning when they think it will hit land. when it hits land in south louisiana, it's about hitting one of those spits of lands in the south. it's going to spin for quite a while. the worst of the rain to the right. in this case, the bad news there is, the right of this is up the mouth of the mississippi. right there. so it's -- you know, it's an imperfect situation. t

coming down off the ocean, off the gulf, into new orleans, still coming into places like biloxi, gulfport, and st. louis and morgan city where our reporter was there. it's still coming down very heavy. now, we're going to see 15 to 20 inches of rainfall, even 10 would be the minimum for baton rouge. same for natchez. you're still under that high risk of flooding. not because the water is going to get in the mississippi. the water doesn't go into the mississippi from new orleans, unless it's pumped there. goes into pontchartrain, goes to the spillway into pontchartrain and finally back out. but this is the problem. two reporters ago talked about the co meet river, it's somewhere around a foot and a half where we should be. that's the level. because it hasn't started raining yet. fred, this river is going to go to 34 feet. that means in the next day-and-a-half, the two days this river is going up 34 feet from where we are now. and at times, it may go up 5 or 6 inches per hour. and you're not going to be able to get away from that river if it goes that quickly. you need to take the precautio

lucky so far, what it seems like a lot of the rain and the weather has been to the east of us, along gulfportmississippi coast and alabama coast. they've been dealing with plaquemines and a little further west than us. new orleans is sitting fairly pretty so far. we're waiting for to see what comes through in the next several hours, late in saturday, and into sunday. it's more about what's sitting over top of us, and dumping a good amount of rain. >> it's really a test of the levee system. we should point out, what you were watching moments ago, that was in far away alabama. you get a sense of how far reaching the impact of this storm, whipping up those waves and creating some interesting scenes that we don't warrant to go anywhere near. >> i know some people left town. there was a major convention being held there this weekend. did you get a sense that a lot of people left. whether these gates would stick? >> the worry down here was the heavy rains. a pretty big thunderstorm, 7, 8 and one particular area, maybe 10 or 11 inches, within under an hour, and we've been having a lot of big rain ev

bring in the executive director of the mississippi emergency management agency 30 miles north much gulfport this. it will dump a lot of rain' on southwest mississippi. we have to turn our attention further north in the state. we prepositioned search and rescue assets at strategic points around the state for the counties from the heavy rain band affected areas. we are look at 10-12 inches of rain. we are planning on the higher amounts of rain. we look at those areas in southwest mississippi. unfortunately those are the same areas that were inundated with rain in february. we were concerned about the amount of rain coming into those areas. eric: you have an oversaturated land where the water has nowhere to go. you the deluge coming in from the gulf overnight. where does that water go and how are you able to handle it especially when you saw the devastation back with katrina. >> so one year in particular, 550,000 acres that have been flooded since february. that water is not going anywhere. we look at 6 to 12 inches of rain added to that. it's basically the pro verb mall stopper in the bathtub