new orleans mayor latoya cantrell says emergency response plans have been activated. >> we've got the pumps and power we believe we need again to be safe and protect our residents. >> reporter: even as gordon pushes away from south florida, there are still red flag warnings along the beaches here, and a flood watch remains in effect until late tonight. maurice? >> dubois: manuel bojorquez in uerth miami beach. tomorrow, brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing for supreme court gets under way. senate democrats are demanding the white house turn over a vast collection of documents related to kavanaugh's past government burk, but the answer has been no. more on this now from paula reid. >> reporter: president trump was briefly seen at the white house today. his staff said he's working head of a busy week in washington. on tuesday, the senate judiciary committee will begin hearings on his second supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. he is expected to face questions on abortion, guns, healthcare, and the president himself. >> it's going to be thorough. and it's going to be done right. r: r

but mayor latoya cantrell says they are prepared. nd we've got the pumps and power we believe we need, again, to be safe and protect our residents. >> reporter: the rain has started to pick up, and the wind is actually picking up significantly. but one of the big concerns with this storm is going to be the storm surge. officials with the national erricane center are expecting fywhere from three to five feet mixed in with several inches of rain, and they're worried that can cause millions of dollars in damage. jeff? >> glor: all right, omar villafranca, where the wind is only going to get worse tonight, in alabama. erbs weather forecaster lonnie quinn is tracking gordon for us. lonnie, what's happening out there? >> i think this is going to prove to be a storm more about the water than the wind, kind of like omar was talking about. here's the current stats on it: i will say the storm has gotten better organized. it's starting to look like that quintessential rotation you see cath a tropical system. onnds are at 70mph. it has to get to

new orleans mayor latoya cantrell says emergency response plans have been activated. >> we've got theower safe and protect our residents. >> reporter: even as gordon pushes away from south florida, there are still red flag warnings along the beaches here and a flood watch remains in effect until late g is expected to bring more wet misery to thentire neighborhoodo swamps. demarco morgan has the story. >> reporter: it's being called a 500-year rain occurrence that quickly turned towns into lakes in riley county, kansas. >> it was one of the most significant events that we've experienced. >> reporter: ron fehr is the city manager of manhattan, kansas. >> things got flooded this time that have never been flooded before. >> reporter: hundreds had to be rescued by both when wildcat creek flooded 21 feet above crest. jacob wiener escaped just in time. >> just trying to get all my belongings together. just took the baby and dog and wallet and keys and that's it. >> reporter: more than 300 people have been displayed. floodwaters have ravaged homes and businesses in the area. hundreds are stil

officials in new orleans are taking no chances preparing for what's to come.sot mayor latoya cantrelle combined threat of existing coastal flooding and the increased surge from gordon i am asking residents outside the levee protectionto 1. exercise extreme caution. at this time i am also issuing a voluntary evacuation order, only, for areas outside e levee system."gordon is expected to make landfall sometime tuesday evening along the gulf coast.i'm john lorinc reporting. (grant) joining us (grant) (grant) joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: a tropical storm is moving across florida and could become a hurricane before coming onshore in the gulf. the air quality suffered today but should begin to improve over the next couple of days. high pressure will weaken a little allowing for a cool sea breeze and better air quality. highs will be in the 80s and low 90s inland tomorrow with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be cooler through midweek before beginning to warm again. (grant) still ahead.... a truck ahead.... a still (grant) (grant) still ahead....

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mayor latoya cantrell says they are prepared. >> we've got the pumps and power we believe we need to be safe and protect our residents. >> reporter: gordon could be a category 1 hurricane by the time it makes landfall and of course the big concern with hurricanes is the storm surge. officials at the national hurricane center are expecting anywhere from 3 to 5 feet of storm surge and on the coastline, that could cause millions of dollars in damage. >> omar, thank you. those are some ominous clouds behind you. chief weathercaster lonnie quinn of our new york station wcbs tv is tracking tropical storm gordon. >> let's take a look at gordon. here it is on our satellite and radar. center of circulation is right there. notice this is not your typical doughnut-looking storm. a little ragged right there. your winds are coming at 65 miles per hour. moving north-northwest at 17. just over 200 miles right now from mobile, alabama. how does it progress from that point forward? let's look at that. it's going to become a hurricane we believe some time later today. it's a low grade hurricane at aro

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