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there's that tornado watch area, including new orleans, over towards panama city. that is in effect until 4:00 local time. so dealing with that threat for the next several hours. where is it heading? generally on off towards the north and the east but it's going to take its time. remnants of it by the mid and end of the week in place parts of tennessee and the ohio valley. remnants will be keeping that in those areas. how much rain do we anticipate for sunday? a good 2 to 6 inches of rain possible in the area here across the deep south. so a lot of rain coming down with some of those heavier bands, as we led throuhead thro of the day. heavy batch through the pan handle. then we have hurricane katia, working its way in the atlantic north of the leeward islands. a minimal hurricane. hovering between a hurricane and tropical storm. now a hurricane 75 mile an hour winds. heading to the northwest, 12 miles per hour. the computer models continue that trend, then curve it on off towards the north and the east. we'll keep that in mine. if it doesn't turn quick enough, the

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the thunderstorms just hammering areas to the west of panama city. these thunderstorms contain not only strong and damaging winds but large hail and freak lightning strikes. and right in the same region we have had reports of wind damage to mobile homes last night, so the same places, more wind is expected. secure your property and be prepared for the worst as we are looking at the tornado threats straight through the afternoon and evening hours. and the watch box extends in the panhandle of florida, and this will go straight into the afternoon as we continue to monitor the threat that lee continues to bring. this tropical storm is just meandering right here off the louisiana coast. it continues to bring heavy rain to new orleans and moving to the northeast at 3 miles per hour and that trek continues to be slow enough to cause 10 inches of rain in some locations. we will show you what is happening with lee and katia is just a bit. >>> we're four minutes past the hour now and we have seen some of the rainbands battling the coast already. ed lefendaria

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on shore in coastal mississippi and alabama especially through the mobile bay and pensacola and panama city. the rainfall totals, a lot less than previous. the reason is the storm is moving. it's actually heading to the north now at 5, 6 miles per hour. a little faster speed means that the rain bands won't sit in the same spots. alabama has a chance of a good 4 to 8 inches but at most 10 inches. i don't think we're going to see the historic rain totals of 15 to 20i6r7b inches. as far as the forecast updated, they're tracking the remnants of lee on tuesday. it will track over the southeast bringing beneficial rains to georgia. we'll have to watch the appalachians in straz and west virginia. things are looking okay once we move onshore. here's your forecast for the labor day weekend. the heavy rain in the deep south looking okay on the east coast. chicago, st. louis and kansas city, watch out four thunderstorms with a strong cold front through the northern plains. all that moisture gets caught up in the cold front. look what happens on sunday and into monday. the eastern seaboard gets the rai

we have rain south of panama city, pensacola, all that rain has to move onshore during the night tonightthe weather along the gulf all the way from new orleans eastward is who will get the worst of this. that's where the water levels will be the highest at high tide, minor storm surge problems. as far as the rainfall totals, notice the red color on the chart is about 4 to 5 inches of rain. once you get to the purples, we talk 6 to 9 inches. this will be a ton of rain, but this area has been pretty dry all summer long. they can handle it better than new jersey or vermont did last weekend. we will see flooding, but we shouldn't see historic flooding and people underwater widespread. it will be isolated. there will be trees down and pourt outages but not a historic storm. it's a significant storm interfering with a lot of people's weekend, but it's not historic when we talk about lee in the past. now, the path of the storm over the next five days it's a slow walk across the southeast, but at least it will be moving. i don't want to forget we have a hurricane out there. now, this storm is lo

across the southeastern part of louisiana as well as towards the panhandle of florida, pensacola, panama city seeing heavy rain and a tornado threat. this is the frontal boundary is going to catch up some of this moisture and meet and cause rain to fall across parts of the appalachians. people across texas, oklahoma, kansas, missouri that have been dealing with the hottest summer they've seen in years. temperatures cooling behind this. 80s for much of this week. big relief coming for some people, that's the bright side. the bad side the flooding that continue across the south. moisturing going to make its way too the northeast they got pummeled with the rain last week from irene. we have flooding concerns, flash flooding in effect, another four to six inches of rainfalling in that area going to be a big problem. rain across the coast not bad. new orleans and west heavy rain into the panhandle. up across the appalachians by the time we get to wednesday, we are going to be dealing with that. katia, strengthening to a category 2 hurricane, getting its act together going to continue to pull west-

host: panama city, florida. caller: i was flooded in 1995 and we have flood insurance and our regular insurance. we had everything taking care of. fema came around and asked if we needed anything. we did not. i am not in a flood zone now. does that money go to fema or is that another pot? guest: that is a good question. i believe it is another pot. don't necessarily quote me on that. you are wise to of flood insurance even if you're not in a flood plain. you should be thinking about stuff especially if you live in a state like florida which is prone to all sorts of natural disasters and bad weather. gger. our guest is a bloc guest: everything from the postal service to fema this week and to federal retirees. this is like covering the auto industry in detroit. this is what we cover. we have hundreds of thousands of residents who collect a government paycheck. host: you have a story in the paper today that deals with stamps. guest: if it is not fema, is the postal service. they will start honoring living legends.

host: panama city, florida. caller: i was flooded in 1995 and we have flood insurance and our regular insurance. we had everything taking care of. fema came around and asked if we needed anything. we did not. i am not in a flood zone now. does that money go to fema or is that another pot? guest: that is a good question. i believe it is another pot. don't necessarily quote me on that. you are wise to of flood insurance even if you're not in a flood plain. you should be thinking about stuff especially if you live in a state like florida which is prone to all sorts of natural disasters and bad weather. gger. our guest is a bloc guest: everything from the postal service to fema this week and to federal retirees. this is like covering the auto industry in detroit. this is what we cover. we have hundreds of thousands of residents who collect a government paycheck. host: you have a story in the paper today that deals with stamps. guest: if it is not fema, is the postal service. they will start honoring living legends.

he is an independent dealer for culligan water, offices in panama city, tallahassee and fort walten beach. he's been in business for over 30 years installing water softeners and drilling wells throughout west and southwest florida. jay told me he's never seen conditions as bad as these three years of this administration. jay estimates his personal business has dropped over 25%. jay says with continued economic uncertainty has made it difficult, almost impossible for him to expand his work force and to purchase new work vehicles. he says he receives are 25 to 30 job inquiries each and every week. people seeking employment. but he says he's stuck in a holding pattern due to this administration's failed economic policies. we've all heard similar stories with 25 million americans who are unemployed or underemployed. we can all count family, friends and neighbors among those who are struggling to find work. the american people will be listening very close low tonight in this address. they will be hoping, they will be praying that this president acknowledges we need to chart a new course. gover

only city in america, i think, that can pull off simultaneously having a chinatown, also a little italy, also a little saigon, also a koreatown, also a little pakistan, a little tokyo, a little panama, a little albania, a little you name it. new york city is not only diverse in its population, new york city is international in a way that no other city in the world, let alone this country is. but still, when the united nations general assembly convenes in new york city, even in a city like new york, you feel it. and you feel it not just because of all the traffic that it causes but because there is a sudden international influx of world leaders and their entourages and their issues. even the protests change. new york city always has protests. but it's only when the u.n. is in session that we have something like this, an anti-iran, russia, china, syria protest being led by activists from egypt, iran, palestine, syria, tunisia, and yemen. in terms of protests inside the u.n., though, this year was a particularly good year for what's come to be known as the annual walk out on mahmoud day. this happens every year. the president of iran, mahmoud ahmadinejad, stands up to give a speech. s