>>> hurricane henri is barreling towards new york and new england. we'll tell you how communities are preparing for it. >>> cnn learns of one reason we may be seeing chaos like this at cable airport. those more fortunate are arriving at ramstein base in germany. >>> the united states records a surge in vaccines even as a prominent civil rights figure is counted among the latest cases. live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> hurricane henri is closing in on the northeastern u.s. right now with landfall expected in the coming hours on either long island or southern new england. more than to 50 million people are under hurricane or tropical storm warnings and states of emergency have been declared in long island and connecticut. heavy rain are already pounded parts of the region. this is what it looked like in hoboken saturday night storm surge, coastal flooding and strong winds are expected in parts of the northeast. all right.

a state of emergency has been declared in parts of new york state as the outer bands of hurricane henriden who will release funds as the hurricane approaches. it's expected to be one of the most powerful storms in years. bbc weather�*s chris fawkes told us more about the storm. hurricane henri will make landfall across the north—east of the united states on sunday. over recent hours, the storm has picked up energy as it has worked across warm waters of the atlantic gulf stream. it is being driven around an open area of low pressure, sending it in a north—westward direction. landfall is expected around long island but there will be impacts elsewhere, rhode island, massachusetts newjersey and into connecticut with damaging wind, and as well as that, torrential rain will cause flooding problems. after that the winds calm down and the rain will eventually accelerate towards the eastern parts of canada over the next few days. so hurricane henri no doubt bringing back uncomfortable memories from hurricane sandy that hit much the same area in 2012. damaging gusts of wind, 250 millimetres of ra

so coming up, hurricane henri is targeting the u.s. northeast right now.reat is emerging amid the chaos at kabul's airport. u.s. defense officials say isis could be planning an attack. >>> also, young afghan women newly empowered to literally reach new height

state of emergency has been declared in parts of new york state ahead of the forecast arrival of hurricane henri president biden, who agreed to the declaration, which will release funds before the hurricane makes landfall on sunday. mr cuomo said heavy rain, flooding and power cuts should be expected. i'm going to declare a state emergency declaration for long island, new york city, westchester, hudson valley, and the capital district region. we're working with the power companies. i have told them clearly and convincingly my opinion, that this is what we pay the power companies to do — to be ready for storms. we've seen this movie before. we don't pay power companies to be ready to prepare power for sunny days. we pay them to prepare power when it's hard and to recover quickly after a storm. 0ur correspondent bahman kalbasi is in new york state on fire island, which lies on the atlantic coastline. clearly the storm surge, not entirely here, but we're feeling its impact — the weather is starting to change. and this is a barrier island, so when it makes landfall, it'll hit here first — not exactl

minutes past the hour right now, a live look of martha's vineyard this morning as we're watching hurricane henrily approaching the new england coastline. some areas that have already declared states of emergency. there are local officials urging people in henri's path to stay off the roads and prepare for the worst. we'll continue to watch this. allison chinchar back with the forecast in a few minutes. >>> we want to get you up to speed on some of the other top stories we're following for you this morning. >>> ten people including two small kids have died in flash floods in tennessee. 31 people are still missing from the humphries county area about 60 miles west of nashville. about 10,000 residents there still without power and tennessee national guard troops have been deployed to help with search and rescue efforts. >>> out west, the fast moving dixie fire in california has consumed more territory. the fire now burning through 717,000 acres in a span of just 38 days. windy conditions are causing this fire to spread. firefighters are hoping to make some headway as weather conditions begin to imp

hurricane henri has been building strength over the atlantic, and landfall is expected in the coming hours on either long island or southern new england. the national hurricane center has a stark warning, especially for those in areas under a storm surge warning, saying plainly, this is a life-threatening situation. and we are already seeing signs of danger. as you can see, cnn just obtained this video of flooded streets in downtown new jersey. this is part of a rain system already hitting parts of the northeast. in connecticut, both mandatory and voluntary evacuations have been posted across several coastal cities. the state's governor is encouraging others to shelter in place. in fact, across the northeast, millions of residents have now been preparing for the storm for days. and emergency personnel and disaster response teams are on high alert as well. listen as three state governors weigh in on the preparations. >> i feel confident saying to new yorkers that they could not be in better hands in terms of an experienced team. now that doesn't mean that mother nature doesn't win. she

. >>> tonight, the historic hurricane speeding to the northeast. henri at hurricane strength, growing more powerful. on track to hit long island and new england. which haven't seen a hurricane in 30 years, tomorrow. coastal areas now evacuating the rush to board up and stock up lines for gas. empty store shelves. governors calling up the naonal guard. >> you should be prepared to deal with the possibility that you could lose power >> we have the latest on its path >>> new terror threats in afghanistan. americans told not to come to the airport. it's too dangerous, despite the president's promise yesterday to get everyone out mr. biden canceling his vacation today. and the dramatic report from outside the airport walls. >> at the front, people are just getting crushed. >>> schools shutdown one district cancelling school for two full weeks after a covid outbreak with no remote learning option parents across the country bracing for a chaotic school year >>> criminals going to extremes to steal your identity, even wearing masks to pretend they're you. they'v

neutrogena® >> jon: welcome back now with the latest on the track of hurricane henri. r center. adam? >> adam: jon, still a hurricane likely to strengthen from 75 miles-an-hour to 80 miles-an-hour. we are beginning to see some outer bands approaching long island, heavy showers out there, but nothing like what it will be tomorrow. here's your forecasted track. you will see eventually category 1 storm, perhaps a strong tropical storm reaching long island tomorrow after -- right around noon. i think things do get worse before then. we have a large area here with a hurricane warning and tropical storm warning as far over as new york city. we will be watching it as we get closer that time tomorrow. jon? >> jon: adam klotz, thank you. >>> and stay with fox news and foxnews.com for the latest on hurricane henri and the exit from afghanistan, including a special sacrificing afghanistan part of laura logan's 21st century terrorism revealed. that's tomorrow 10:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel or on fox nation.com, after it airs. >>> that is how "fox reports" on this saturday,

hurricane henri picking up speed heading towards the northeast. new york and connecticut declaring states of emergency. hurricane and tropical storm warnings in effect from new jersey to massachusetts. the category 1 hurricane with winds up to 75 miles per hour set to make landfall on long island on sunday. voluntary evacuations under way in some areas. beaches closed to swimmers. businesses shutting down. people boarding ferries ahead of the storm. warnings tonight about possible power outages and a life-threatening storm surge. rob marciano with the timing and the track. >>> deadly chaos in kabul. at least seven people killed, crushed in the crowd of people trying to flee. 3,800 airlifted out in the last 24 hours. the pentagon reporting 17,000 people evacuated in the last week. the u.s. embassy in kabul warning americans to avoid the airport until instructed because of potential threats. the president canceling his trip to wilmington, remaining at the white house. and tonight, the exclusive interview -- martha raddatz one-on-one with defense secr

so hurricane henri no doubt bringing back uncomfortable memories of hurricane sandy.ng flooding in itself but as well as that, coastal communities will be watching out for a storm surge. that could be around 3— five foot high, bringing inundation to coastal communities. this is bbc news, our main headlines: the united states has asked its citizens to avoid going to kabul airport where thousands of people continue to gather in an attempt to flee afghanistan. let's stay with our main story now. while thousands of people try to board flights out of afghanistan, many afghan refugees are also flocking to neighbouring countries, and a key destination is iran. while iran has welcomed the us exit, their relationship with the taliban is a strategic — but complicated one. with me to discuss is the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri. a very strategic relationship. with an idea what historically the relationship between iran and the taliban has been. it is and the taliban has been. it is complicated — and the taliban has been. it 3 complicated because afghanistan is so important to iran, both

up next, as we track hurricane henri, it completely different weather system devastates parts of the owards disaster, not from it. hurricane hunter nick underwood flew through henri, as it barrels of the atlantic. we will talk to him about that a wild ride, and the data he brought back with him. >> in the meantime, on the conditions taking place off the coast of long island, this is montauk, i believe. a two hour drive on a good day from new york city. you could see that the surf is >> waves! >> yes, it is up. >> it is. is up >> it is as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ when i get a migraine, i shut out the world. but with nurtec odt that's all behind me now. nurtec is the first and only option prov

we have been following hurricane henri as more than 50 million americans in the northeast are bracing for what could be the first hurricane to hit new england in more than 30 years. the outer bands of henri are already moving onshore. amtrak canceling train services between new york and boston. >> the storm has brought record-breaking rain to new york, central park, seeing nearly 4.5 inches last night, but the big concern this morning is the storm's strong winds which could cause major power outages across several states and dangerous storm surges on the coast. utility companies, in fact, from across the country have sent more than 12,000 crews to assist with pau power restorations there. listen to officials in connecticut. >> we have put out requests and they have been fulfilled for over 4,000 crews from around the country. i want to caution everybody to look out for their neighbor,. if they are elderly, senior citizens, check on them. prepare. batteries, water, enough food to get you through for a period of, say, three, four, five days. and we just ask all of our customers to be pat

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bracing for impact, as hurricane henri churns towards the coast. storm expected to make landfall sunday afternoon near long island and southern new england. some areas already starting to feel henri's impacts. heavy rains from the storm forcing hundreds of flight cancellations in new york and new jersey. states of emergency have been declared in new york, connecticut, and rhode island. let's check in, once again, with meteorologist tyler mauldin. what are you seeing -- what do you see in terms of track and intensity? >> the track has shifted just a little bit to the east according to the national hurricane center's 11:00 p.m. update, michael. you can see that here. instead of it going right over long island, it's now gonna brush the eastern edge of long island. and it looks like it'll be a direct landfall right on the line of rhode island and connecticut as a strong-tropical storm or a low-end category 1 hurricane. either way, whether it is a tropical storm, a 70-mile-per-hour tropical storm or an 80 -- 75, 80-mile-per-hour hour cane, we are going t

henri. this is a normal outer band of a hurricane that is going to push rain in places. d could have been here, its could have been here. it had to be over new york city, don't you know. the plane is flying through henri. it's still 76 miles an hour. we'll get an update in about 45 minutes. it's going to come south shore, long island, maybe rhode island if it sneaks on this side of the cone. can't look at the middle. le you have to look at the cone, even though we're less than 24 hours away from landfall here. out to the sea by tuesday and wednesday. hurricane warnings are here. there may be hurricane force gusts. the forecast with the cone says 70. what we do know. we know there's going to be three big things. there's going to be a surge three to five feet. there's going to be a full moon. a higher tide that normal. you put the surge on top of the tide, the storm tide and it can be higher than the numbers shown here. the ground is saturated. massachusetts, rhode island, vermont, parts of new york, they've received between 10 and 16 inches of rain since july 1st. the grou

so millions and millions people are bracing for impact as hurricane henri takes aim at the northeasternrm is expected to make landfall on sunday near long island and southern new england. some areas are already starting to feel henri's impacts and heavy rains from the storm have forced hundreds of flight cancellations in new york and new jersey. states of emergency have been declared in new york, connecticut, and rhode island. and state leaders are urging residents not to take the storm lightly. >>> and i feel confident saying to new yorkers that they could not be in better hands, in terms of an experienced team. now, that doesn't mean that mother nature doesn't win. she wins. she wins. she won at superstorm sandy. she wins every time. but we will be doing everything that we can do to be prepared. >> we plan and prepare for the worst, and hope we never have to use those plans. and may be that, in this particular time, that'll be the case. >> we're prepared for what could be -- um -- a tough storm. we got the folks on the ground, ready to hit the ground running and do everything we can t

so listening to the massachusetts governor baker there briefing folks in his state ahead of hurricane henrike landfall on sunday. as we know at this point the risk of storm surge, wind and rain will impact portions of coastal new york and southern new england. hurricane storm surge watches are in effect for portions of connecticut and massachusetts, who we just heard from, new york and rhode island as well. we are watching a couple of press conferences that will be happening throughout the next hour. we have the governor of connecticut who will be briefing folks in his state in just a couple of minutes and then new york city mayor bill de blasio around 4:30 p.m. eastern time briefing the city as well, which is under a hurricane watch, category 1 hurricane. expected to make landfall, again, seemingly tonight into tomorrow morning. so we have full coverage, of course, of hurricane henri as it comes towards the northeast. we will be bringing it to you throughout the next hour and throughout the day on msnbc into tomorrow as well. we will be right back, everybody. erybody. and one we explore on

more than 50 million people are under hurricane and tropical warnings as we speak. henris bearing down on the northeast. there are dangerous storm surges and widespread power outages that are feared. >> yeah, and right now the storm has downgraded to a tropical storm from a hurricane. it is about 65 miles south of long island, new york. severe weather conditions being felt across southern new england. >> and it is bringing some heavy rains and strong winds already to the region, which officials say people need to be prepared for. here is what one new york emergency management official told us earlier. >> we have been in conversation with the power company. they are staging crews. they have crews out in the area ready to respond. i know they brought in a lot of assets from out of the area. we are hopeful we don't see a lot of outages, but people have already noticed they should expect that power could be out for seven to ten days, maybe even two weeks if we start to see significant, you know, devastation in the way of, you know, trees coming down on power lines and a large

so hopefully folks there preparing as well ahead for hurricane henri. let's talk about afghanistan and i first want to get your reaction to the new reporting about a threat from isis to the kabul airport. >> well, i'm deeply concerned about any threats to american citizen has are trying to get to the airport so that we can ee eevacuate and get them home safely as well as afghan partners that put their lives on the line over the last 20 years. in afghanistan, these interpreters who helped u.s. troops, in terms of providing intelligence and other interpreting services and other support that ultimately, no doubt, kept our soldiers safe and really saved i'm sure countless lives. >> let me read a little bit from your op-ed in foreign policy magazine in which you write, this negligence was par for the course for the last u.s. administration. i am disappointed to see it now. at minimum, the biden administration owed our afghan allies of 20 years a real plan. congressman, what does a real plan look like to you? >> well, a real plan would have been very thoughtf

hurricane henri is barrelling toward the northeast right now. could make landfall in southern new england or new york tomorrow afternoon. allison chinchar is tracking the storm for us in the cnn weather center and derek van dam is in providence, rhode island. >> let's look at where the storm is right now. statistics show that sustained winds are 75 miles per hour, gusting up to 90 miles per hour. forward movement to the north/northeast is just about 14 miles per hour. we do anticipate the storm to make that little bit of a curve back towards the west which is why we're thinking landfall is going to happen over long island. timing wise, thinking right around lunchtime on sunday. it will continue to push farther inland before then going back out to the east over the open atlantic. one thing we did notice in the last advisory that started to tick up was the winds forecast with this. the red area here, about 74 to 110 mile per hour wind gusts. look at this purple area here, including montauk, we're talking 110 mile per hour wind gusts. the other are

state of emergency has been declared in parts of new york state ahead of the forecast arrival of hurricane henrich will release funds before the hurricane makes landfall on sunday. mr cuomo said heavy rain, flooding and power cuts should be expected. earlier i spoke to nicholas isabella who is a storm chaser from long island in new york. i asked him what he's been seeing on the ground. i am seeing this storm currently moving north towards long island and the northeast coast right now. i'm watching closely to try to pinpoint the exact landfall location. i am also noticing people really preparing for the storm which is really important. it's been over 30 years since new york has seen a storm like this before, so i'm glad to see a lot of people are evacuating and making other preparations and taking it seriously. what sort of damage are you already seeing? are you seeing storm surges, things like that just as it approaches? yes, all day today, i noticed the waves on the south shore of new york getting bigger and bigger and bigger and coming closer to the boardwalk and to the neighbouring communitie

the northeast is bracing for impact from hurricane henri. landfall expected within 24 hours and right now people have new york to new england are wrapping up their preparations as this storm is closing in. hurricane hunters flew into the storm today and reported winds up to 75 miles an hour, on the coast storm surge up to 5 feet is possible, and flooding rainfall expected on already-soaked lands. conditions are going to begin to worsen as soon as tonight. millions will be without power by monday morning. our meteorologist michelle grossman and vanessa webb are watching for us. let's talk about the latest forecast track at this hour. what are you seeing? >> alex, good to see you. we're seeing changes since the last time we talked. we have an advisory coming out at 2:00. now it's a hurricane category 1 and that's what we expect as it enters into new england it will be downgraded back to a tropical storm. right now we're looking at flash flooding and strong winds and power outages. alerts are in place where you see the red, that's your hurricane

monitoring two major stories at this hour tropical storm hurricane henri but now beginning with doha with an up close look how people are trying to escape from afghanistan and a source tells fox news the taliban is increasing attacks on those at the airport tearing up passports whipping up other vital travel documents as afghans are deaf desperate to escape trade tray has more on this volatile situation. reporter: concerned reporting from the pentagon tonight indicating that taliban fighters are stopping people once again even one source telling fox his wife's teeth were knocked out by a taliban fighter after stopped at the checkpoint concerning reports away documents are handled by the taliban who now control the entirety of kabul afghanistan the 82nd air force division trying to operate were able to calm down the situation but still very difficult many people try to evacuate today we did get a firsthand look at the airport earlier. take a look. >> we just arrived in kabul afghanistan were evacuations are continuing at this hour. these applicants and those who has been approved are

state of emergency has been declared in parts of new york state ahead of the forecast arrival of hurricane henrithe declaration, which will release funds before the hurricane makes landfall on sunday. mr cuomo said heavy rain, flooding and power cuts should be expected. nicholas isabella is a storm chaser and joins me now from long island in new york. nicholas, thank you so much for your time. you have been watching the storm. what are some of the early signs that you have been seeing? because it hasn't made landfall yet. i am seeing this term currently moving north towards long island and the northeast coast right now. i'm watching closely to try to pinpoint the exact landfall 0k shannon. i am also noticing people really preparing for the storm which is really important. it's been over 30 years since new york has seen a storm like this before, so i'm glad to see a lot of people are evacuating and making other preparations and making other preparations and taking it seriously. what and taking it seriously. what sort of damage _ and taking it seriously. what sort of damage are - and taking it ser

hurricane henri is barreling toward the northeast right now with a possible landfall expected on either long island or southern new england. it's been 30 plus years since a hurricane made a direct hit on either location, so you can understand the urgency. more than 40 million people are under hurricane or tropical storm warnings right now. a state of emergency has been declared in new york and connecticut. cnn's allison chinchar is tracking this in the weather center. is it moving at all? >> let's take a look at where it is right now. just about 200 or so miles east of north carolina. sustained winds are 75 miles per hour gusting up to 90. that forward movement pushing it to the north-northeast at 17 miles per hour. now, the ewe did start to see some of the watches and warnings expand a bit. you can see the tropical storm warnings in blue. hurricane warnings are in red, including new haven, islip, and montauk. the track still expected to basically move north until just a few hours before landfall. we expect a slight shift off to the west. that's why we figure at this point the best land

. ♪♪ >> fox news alert, billions in the northeast bracing for the arrival of hurricane henry among five seven new england. both areas expect to take a direct hit from the storm tomorrow. the first two hit new england in decades. it could bring heavy rain and up to 5 feet of storm surge, we are tracking the storm and we will bring the latest in minutes. >> first, the prices and afghanistan from bad to worse. the rest warning americans not to travel to the kabul airport because of potential security threats from islamic state terrorists reported thousands of people are still trying desperately to escape the country nearly a week after the taliban take over welcome to fox news live. >> heartfelt and neville are off today. the alert from security less than 24 hours after president biden pledged to get all americans home safely and to do whatever we can to illuminate afghan allies but still so many trying to escape the chaos continues. john her because money. >> we are going to try to save and orderly way making sure nobody gets hurt to the maximum extent possible so what you are seeing out

hurricane henri is making its way towards the us, prompting the authorities in new york to declare atate of emergency. it's expected to hit the country's northeastern coast later on sunday and could be the first hurricane to reach new england in 30 years. the government has announced plans to tighten rules on the importation of dogs to the uk, in response to a rise in puppy smuggling. the proposals include raising the minimum age for imported dogs from 15 weeks to 6 months, and banning heavily pregnant animals. lebu diseko has more. hundreds of puppies brought into the country illegally are intercepted each year. the numberfound not to have met the uk's pet import rules more than doubling between 2019 and 2020 alone. many have health problems and had not been checked by certified vets. an increase too in the number with docked tails and cropped ears, more than 600% in the last five years. the government is proposing new rules for puppy welfare standards, including raising the minimum age at which they can be imported from 15 weeks to six months, a ban on importing heavily pregnant do

hurricane henri is making its way towards the us, prompting the authorities in new york to declare ate of emergency. it's expected to hit the country's northeastern coast later on sunday, and could be the first hurricane to reach new england in thirty years. the government has announced plans to tighten rules on the importation of dogs to the uk, in response to a rise in puppy smuggling. the proposals include raising the minimum age for imported dogs from 15 weeks to 6 months, and banning heavily pregnant animals. lebu diseko has more. hundreds of puppies brought into the country illegally are intercepted each year. the numberfound not to have met the uk's pet import rules more than doubling between 2019 and 2020 alone. many have health problems and had not been checked by certified vets. an increase too in the number with docked tails and cropped ears, more than 600% in the last five years. the government is proposing new rules for puppy welfare standards, including raising the minimum age at which they can be imported from 15 weeks to six months, a ban on importing heavily pregnant

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new york's cony island where hurricane henri is expected to make landfall hours from now. kind of a historic landfall if it does make it. we'll see some dangerous -- well, they will see dangerous conditions. a lot of coastal communities in long island and southern new england have been evacuated while others make preparations to brace for the storm. >> grabbed some water just to have it around the house. batteries in case you lose electricity. extra ice for the refrigerator. >> public officials are urging residents to stock up on essentials and prepare for the worst while utilities have warned that power outages could last for a week or more across massachusetts, connecticut and new york. if this does hold together, make landfall, southern new england, it's going to be the first time in like 30 years. >> yep, we've gotten into that time of year where our chances are going to be split between hurricane season, at least, you know, on the big picture, more importantly, what's going on here at home with the wildfires. and if you hadn't seen yet with the caldor fire looks like

hurricane henri is making its way towards the us, prompting the authorities in new york to declare ate of emergency. it's expected to hit the country's northeastern coast later on sunday, and could be the first hurricane to reach new england in thirty years. now on bbc news. dateline london with shaun ley. hello, and welcome to the programme that brings together leading commentators in the uk with the correspondents who write, broadcast and blog for audiences back home from the dateline: london. just one topic for us this week: how 20 years of commitment to afghanistan dissolved in a matter of days and what the consequences may be for the people of afghanistan, its neighbours and the rest of the world. joining us are janet daley, columnist with the sunday telegraph; michael goldfarb, host of the podcast, the first rough draft of history, and with me in the studio, the guardian's china editor, vincent ni. welcome to all of you. it's good to have you with us. janet, let's begin with what this means, if we can, a little bit, for the uk. borisjohnson has been trying to develop an indepen

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breaking news, a new advisory just issued on hurricane henri. the storm has been building strength over the atlantic and has triggered watches, warnings, and states of emergency in the northeast. let's get right to meteorologist tyler malden who has been tracking all of this. >> the latest update is in on henri, hot off the presses, it's the first time i'm seeing it so let's annalyze it together. the first thing i notice is they keep the track a little to the east of long island. the sustained winds are still at 75 miles per hour. but the forward speed has sped up to 21 miles per hour. i'll go ahead and tell you, hurricanes don't like a forward motion that fast. so that could help weaken it a little bit as it comes ashore here along long island to connecticut on into rhode island. now, we still have a hurricane warning in effect for long island, connecticut. all of connecticut and rhode island is under some sort of warning, whether it's a tropical storm warning or a hurricane warning. new york city is under a tropical storm warning. nantucket is

state of emergency has been declared in parts of new york state ahead of the forecast arrival of hurricane henri—lockdown protests in australia turn ugly. more than 200 are arrested. hello, and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. i'm shaun ley. the us embassy in afghanistan is advising americans not to travel to kabul airport unless they've been instructed to do so because of "potential security threats" at the gates. thousands of people are still massed at the perimeter of the airport, anxious to board flights out of the country, and the crush of people in swealtering heat left some needing medical help from us troops. the bbc�*s security correspondent, frank gardner reports. crowds, chaos, confusion. the scene at kabul airport grows ever more volatile as thousands of afghans clamour to leave the country. gunfire. taliban fighters are guarding the outside of the perimeter, but even some people with valid travel documents are not getting through. translation: we've got a legal visa. many people who are coming here don't have the right documents, but we've got the visa and t

happening now, millions of people are in the path of hurricane henri. the storm is expected to make landfall today. we will have much more on the track and potential impact coming up in 10 minutes. locally, wildfires are continuing to burn across california. 13,000 firefighters are on the front lines as thousands of people have been forced from their homes. a fire near lake tahoe has jumped highway 50. it is expanding toward small pounds. it has scorched 140 square miles. the sheriff says they are searching for one person who is evacuated from me fire area that has not been heard from since wednesday. some people living in their homes say it's not worth the risk. >> i think my house is safe where we are at. it's time for me to head out. liz: alternate plans are in the works to help evacuees. dropbox is set up outside and evacuation center. officials want to set up in person voting. his office will drive ballots to wildfire evacuees. now to the latest on the largest wildfire, the dixie fire has burned 1707 -- three first responders have been injured. the

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a state of emergency is declared in parts of new york state ahead of the forecast arrival of hurricane henrig. and don everly — one half of the everly brothers duo with his late brother phil — has died at the age of 8a. hello, and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the uk's ministry of defence says seven people died in the chaotic crowds outside kabul airport yesterday, where thousands are trying to flee afghanistan, a week after the taliban took over the capital. people have been trying to get through checkpoints in sweltering heat to reach evacuation flights. about 4,500 american troops are in temporary control of the airport, with around 900 british soldiers also at the site. the british government says the royal air force has flown out more than 1,700 people in the last 2a hours. the united nations refugee agency has urged the international community not to ignore the plight of millions of desperate afghans, while focusing solely on the few that can be evacuated. the uk's ministerfor the armed forces, james heappey, says the situation outside the airport was stabil

. >> hill: the northeast is preparing for hurricane henri after it was upgraded from a tropical storm this morning. according to the national hurricane center, henri is expected to make landfall somewhe between long island, new york and southern new england tomorrow with heavy rain and high winds predicted. parts of new york and connecticut are under hurricane and storm surge warnings, with some areas in new england under surge and tropical storm watches and warnings. in mexico, hurricane grace hit the country for a second time in two days, as the category 3 storm battered the gulf coast with torrential rain and strong winds. the national hurricane center said grace made landfall early this morning packing sustained winds of 125 miles per hour. by mid-morning, grace had weakened to a tropical storm as it moved west. forecasters expect the storm to dump between six and 12 inches of rain bringing the risk of flash flooding and mudslides. a week after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit the caribbean nation of haiti, residents are still reeling from the devastating disaster that killed more t

. >>> and we're keeping a close eye on what is now hurricane henri. , more than 40 million people are under hurr hurricane. where is henri now and what do people need to know? i suppose people are catching up to the fact this is coming. people need to get prepared. >> when you went to bed, this was a tropical storm. many people waking up, now it's a hurricane. again, right now, what we're seeing is it's basically 200 or so miles east of north carolina, just off the shore there. sustained winds at 75 miles per hour gusting up to 90, moving to the northeast. north/northeast at 17 miles per hour. we have seen the forward speed pick up ever so slightly. we still anticipate that's going to curve a little bit towards the west before landfall. that's why we think the best location for landfall is likely going to be overlong island around lunchtime on sunday. from there, it will push farther inland before making a sharp turn to the east and going back out over the open water. forecast, a lot of heavy rain starting to move in across new jersey first. that's wha

state of emergency has been declared in parts of new york state ahead of the forecast arrival of hurricane henri more than 200 are arrested.

state of emergency has been declared in parts of new york state ahead of the forecast arrival of hurricane henrianimal welfare campaigners have welcomed new uk government proposals to stop puppy smuggling. the us embassy in afghanistan, is advising americans not to travel to kabul airport, unless they've been instructed to do so, because of potential security threats at the gates. thousands of people are still massed outside the perimeter, desperate to board flights out of the country. it comes as the taliban's co—founder and head of its political wing, mullah abdul ghani baradar, arrived in kabul, for talks on forming a new afghan government. here's frankie mccamley. chaos consuming crowds near kabul airport. at the front, reports bodies are carried away from the crush, with others fighting for their lives. clear signs tension is mounting. this man threatening people with a whip. the us is now advising its citizens not to travel to the airport unless specifically told to, but even those can't get through. translation: we have got a legal |visa, many people who are coming | here don't have the r

getting between four and 6 inches of rain it had tropical storm fred move through two weeks ago, hurricane henrit weekend so the ground is saturated and a lot more moisture coming into that area as well. >> i have to question. one —- i have two questions so what those can expect in the path. will flooding be the biggest issue we will see in those states. reporter: yes. initially when the storm comes on sure hurricanes can have different worries around them justice storm surge or the rain or the wind it had all three. now the wind is beginning to diminish still at 75 miles per hour which is a hurricane that will go down to a tropical storm. the wind will diminish, the storm surge away from the coast doesn't happen the cost will see that for a while then it will subside. then we will see in land flooding that is the story for the next couple of days for the tennessee valley and ohio valley and parts of the northeast. >> obviously there is a lot of comparison to hurricane katrina to either one said katrina made landfall that ida has more energy so what is louisiana i'm more prepared because of katr

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we have breaking news and several updates to share on hurricane henri.ents ago new york governor cuomo issuing a state of emergency for parts of the state and deploying hundreds of national guard members. >> i feel confident saying to new yorkers they could not be in better hands in terms of an experienced team. now, that doesn't mean that mother nature doesn't win. she wins. she wins. she won at super storm sandy. she wins every time. but we will be doing everything that we can do to be prepared. >> the state of connecticut is also under a state of emergency. we're also getting a brand-new update from the national hurricane center. henri is now picking up speed, moving faster with landfall less than 24 hours away. let's get right to nbc news meteorologist michelle grossman with all of the new information for us. this just came down at the top of the hour, so what did you find out? >> hi there, alex. well, the good news is we haven't seen much of a change. the bad news is there is no change. so we are still seeing a category 1 storm. we are still expecti

they are coleaders of the, the final round is with monday because of the hurricane henri expected to hit the area tomorrow. rainy, cold scotland intersecting, the ladies are trying to win the british open. let me know is in the hunt. the concorde product on the way to her fourth straight birdie briefly took the outright lead. over at the eighth hole, anna, what a day, start of the day with 57th place after a seven under 65, she is tied for the lead. it is three shots back, final- round coming up on sunday. was a it again, i have always wanted to go to scotland and play golf while wearing a kilt. there is something about that. >> that might happen. >>> my husband and i truly love each other. we have a restaurant on the way. >> coming up, an emotional plea from a bay area woman struggling to get her husband out of the turmoil in afghanistan. the roadblock she is delaying his visa application. of millions of the east coast bracing for the arrival of hurricane henri, the preparations are underway this evening . >>> covid-19 booster shots are on the way and the bay area is you doing okay

we've got a direct hit basically from hurricane henry or tropical storm and re winds are pretty high this morning. power stayed on almost all the way through. we just lost it about, i would say about an hour ago. but other than that, we have no property damage at our place. we got very lucky, but on re isn't finished yet, as it slowly winds its way up the new england coastline, leaving a path of torrential rain, wreckage, and ruin. john hinder and al jazeera montague new york, saying in the u. s. at least 22 people have been killed off the record, breaking rain and flood gorgeous, surging and central tennessee. among those killed to topless, who reportedly sweat from their father's arms was cured. cruises, searching for dozen still missing the power outages, all hampering efforts, roads have been washed away and home joyed. major haitian gangs have offered a truth which a group hope will allow earthquake relief efforts to accelerate the death toll from the august 14th quake has risen to more than 2200. more than 340 people are still missing. tens of thousands of homes have been destr

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