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it's expected to meet landfall in the us gulf coast on sunday. exactly 16 years out to hearken. katrina, devastating air in killing any 2000 people. we van and declared a state of emergency and is told tens of thousands of people to batten down or evacuate immediately. and thousands of protests of launched in washington demanding an enter lotus oppression. according to elected officials, to improve access to polling stations off the state like georgia in texas and act in laws which many see is making a honda. to vote over the headlines coming up next on al jazeera. it's rewind, stay with us. news, news. news. news blew small coleman solutions, 50 centers around britain, but as lockdown solicit people will still be wearing masks for months or even years to come. an ongoing nightmare for the environment. this video shows stuff at a wildlife hospital helping a bird that's been caught up in discarded later. it's a face mask made of plastic. now a recent survey found 70 percent of people using disposable market didn't realize that we using single use

attacks on army checkpoints in neighboring town. hurricane ida has left hundreds of thousands in the us gulf coast without drinking water and electricity. a nighttime curfew is in place in new orleans to stop for the crime. out of the city was left in darkness that see, dawns ne, parliamentary speaker has drawn attention to a conflict in one of its boarder, regence jemma knew, cumber told parliament that killings had gotten so out of hand in western equatorial state bodies on even being buried as the headline news continues here now to 0 to 11 east is the country about to collapse before the kind of reform you're talking about can take place. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. why are we not in the best situation? why has that money been responded? how did that happen? counting the cost on al jazeera, me as the pilot guy in japan, most talented, disabled athletes who get their shots at famed glory. but outside the stadiums is a society that still struggles to accept people who are disabled in the past, thousands of japanese citizens were forci

and the government to do more for those have been recognized as expected to make landfall in the us gulf coast late on sunday as a category for hurricane louisiana. has declared a state of emergency comes exactly 16 years after hurricane katrina, cold devastation in new orleans. hundreds of palestinians have demonstrated in the southern gaza strip. and what they say is the 1st in a series of nighttime protests along the israeli border. they call on israel to ease its blockade of garza. australia is most popular state new south wales is reporting a record of more than 1200 new current of virus infections in the past 24 hours. there is no sign yet that the outbreak started in mid june is flowing so those were the headlines. the news, continuous analysis era after shot well stadium and thanks for watching the news. ready i o i o i still, we are responsible for the deployment of thousands of young americans to battle in a distant land. some will kill and some will be killed. and so i didn't learn conflict filled with difficult questions about the relationship between war and peace and our effort t

been left behind. hurricane ida is expected to make landfall on the us gulf coast late on sunday at the dangerous canterbury for hurricane louisiana has declared a state of emergency. it comes exactly 16 years after hurricane katrina, course devastation in new orleans. hundreds of palestinians have demonstrated in the southern gaza strip and what they say is the 1st series of night protests along the rainy border and colon israel, the blockade of garza, the peruvian police of rated the offices of president federal castillo as a carrier libra party officers investigating the left wing parties, campaign finance rate came the day after castillo cabinet approval in paris. congress, which is dominated by right wing parties. australia is most popular, state new south wales is reporting a record of more than 1200 new current of virus cases. in the past 24 hours, there's no sign that the outbreak that started in mid june is slowing. well, those were the headlines and use continues here on to 0 to shudder world central. in the joint hearings of the house select committee to investigate covert ar

navigate also ahead of us gulf coast. braces for hurricane ida as a gather strength suspected to hit new orleans 16 years after it was devastated by history. now. a burning issue. she lays oldest indigenous group declares war on the forest industry over land. right? ah. hello, the united states is warning if a specific credible threat near campbell airport been a warning comes hours after president joe biden said that another attack on the airport was highly likely within the next 36 hours bite. it has also promised further strikes against ice. ok, in retaliation to thursdays bombing, at least $175.00 people died including 13 u. s. service personnel. gabriel alexander reports from washington. d. c. friday's drone strike big killed 2 i. so k members and wounded another was the 1st retaliatory strike against the group. but according to president joe biden, it won't be the last. it's unclear if those killed had a direct role and thursdays airport attack the killed over $150.00 afghans and over a dozen us military personnel. the pentagon won't release the names of the eisen k members. th

people have died and more than a million remain without power after hurricane ida slammed into the us gulf coaste area on sunday with winds reaching 240 kilometres—per—hour i'm joined now by paul cobler, baton rouge city hall reporter for the advocate. talk us through the situation with hurricane ida now — and how the rescue operations are going? so, it is not good here, basically. we were hit with a category four hurricane with sustained winds of hundred 50 mph on the coast. up in baton rouge, we're doing pretty 0k. the storm was forecast to lend a little further west than it did and we dodged a bullet that comes at the expense of a lot of smaller communities in the new orleans area which had a tonne of rainfall and winds in the entire area is not power. communication is really difficult no service, no electricity in southeast louisiana. the louisiana — louisiana governor has put it in stark terms — telling residents that there is no timeline for when they can go back home — what has been the reaction to this? i would say people are just coming together. i wasn't home in louisiana yesterday and

people have died and more than a million remain without power after hurricane ida slammed into the us gulf coast ida tore through the area on sunday with winds reaching 240 kilometres—per—hour it's not good here. and we were hit with a category four hurricane, sustained winds on the coast and up in baton rouge or i am, we are doing pretty 0k. the storm is forecast to lead a love further west than it did and we dodged a bullet that comes the expense of a lot smaller communities and new orleans area, got a tonne of 0rleans area, got a tonne of rainfall, a tonne of wind and the area of new orleans is the power. in communication is really difficult and there's no service, no electricity across a huge swathe southeast louisiana.— louisiana. the louisiana governor _ louisiana. the louisiana governor i _ louisiana. the louisiana governor i understand i louisiana. the louisiana l governor i understand has louisiana. the louisiana - governor i understand has put it in stark terms saying that there is no timeline for when they can go back home. what is been the reaction in the local community to this?— co

not a long shot of ass hurricane ida has left thousands of people on the us gulf coast without drinking water and electricity. louisiana, as governor called the destruction catastrophic. several communities under water for people are known to have died in the storm, including 2 in mississippi when a highway collapse. flash flood warnings have been issued for tennessee is either move ne and b, c. j gray joins us now from new orleans. so j. what are people waking up to in the city of new all and well, send me a real mess. no electricity, many, no water. i want to give you an example of what this storm left behind and you can see the devastation here was a building in the downtown area, just left as a pile of rubble at this point. looks like a tornado. then a hurricane. and that's how forceful these winds were. gusting over a 100 miles an hour for a followed 4 or 5 hours here in the new metro area. there is devastation like this and the even worse, that stretches across all of se louisiana right now. you've got 5000 national guard troops on the ground. you've got teams coming in from aroun

it's expected to make landfall on the us gulf coast late on sunday, as a dangerous category for hurricane louisiana has now declared a state of emergency. many residents rushed to gas stations to fill up, while others boarded up buildings. president biden has issued an emergency order l . c. food, water supplies sent to the states. we decide to take all. yeah. because just like we heard, katrina will not be here for the disaster. so we are taking a chance leave it. yeah. well awesome bat and everything down, i have a camp down, a bar, put everything inside of a building, put everything inside to build, locked everything down, moved everything that could boy filled up, all the vehicles, put everything in a freezer, have everything ready to go. case way without power a few days because it looks like it's coming right at us. well, i'd brought strong winds and flooding rains to cuba, causing widespread damage that julian wolf reports. the fierce winds batter cuba coast as the streets of the capitol, havana light, empty. hurricane ida hit the caribbean islands south west toppling trees and tea

people in the us gulf coast star waking up to damaged homes, flooded streets, and no electricity. off the harbor can either may land for me in new orleans as a category for storm late on sunday. either has since been downgraded to a tropical storm forecast. as a warning though, that the danger is, nova more flooding is expected as the storm move north. phil laval is live for us in new orleans. so what does the off them off look like than now? it's about some it's friends where in new orleans you also have in the french quarter where, where on higher ground. it's not so bad. i mean, there are tiles of fowl or a signs up valve is a bit of a mess. here i'm considering there's a category for hurricane here as well hours ago, but it's relatively ok and because the temperatures are quite warm and it's quite humid. the water like the river that we had yesterday, which was, which was the road, became a river, has now pretty much gone. it's when you got outside the metropolitan area to those suburban areas that they are real issues. for example, there's a place called the feats which is ab

downgraded to a category 3 storm. heavy winds, rain still threatening to cause damage along the us, gulf coast. now that the you case evacuation flies from afghanistan have ended launch number of british systems continue to wait outside couples airport. the government is promising to continue efforts to repatriate people at risk about thousands of afghans in the u. k. wondering what the future holds, nat geo baba has this report was just working flat out to help afghans who just arrived with almost nothing. these volunteers say they've been amazed by the support i getting from the public, not just from afghans, but other members of the wider community here in west london heathrow airport. turned up with wall bikers nation. i managed to get some neighbors. literally in that hole was we have 2 bags, i think, and then managed to through neighborhood what's that group link in between us? you know, we've actually managed to get those kinds of responses. incredible. all these bags of afghans who are staying temporarily in currently, hotels, around the u. k. there's been a huge effort by small charit

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the us struck the gulf coast, the store, not side all power in new orleans. so angel, rain and high waves triggered flash floods. the storm made landfall as a category for hurricane, but has since been downgraded to a tropical storm. thousands of people were evacuated before the storm hit. you feel p as prime minister i b r. it is beating regional leaders as international pressure bills and the conflict in the northern region. his latest trip took him to wander where he met with president polk army, or there he met with the leader or few guns as president. you were, it was 70, and those are the headlines. stay with us here on al jazeera inside story is up. next. i lose baghdad has 1st to the gathering of the region main players, but can they reach common grounds and why is the united states this isn't my story . ah, ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm the star. hey, now iraq has been holding a regional son. it aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation in the middle east. now it's hope that these talks will encourage its neighbors to talk to each

either one of the most powerful storms ever to hit us struck its gulf coast. the store knocked out all power in the city of new orleans. torrential rain and high waves triggered flash floods. the storm made landfall as a category for hurricane that has since been downgraded phil laval. reports from new orleans. they were warned to prepare. but how do you prepare the bis water pouring through this hope? and all the owner can do is helplessly watch a live feed on camera. hurricane ida has well and truly a right now bringing 240 kilometer an hour winds and chaos to louisiana. the storm is a life threatening storm. that big one hits the big, easy, 16 years to the day since katrina arrived in new orleans killing more than $1800.00 people causing millions of dollars worth of damage. now a storm that hitler with even more power, to give an idea that is a picnic table between those poles, the water just pouring over the top of the skies. this flight taking us into the eye of the storm. it is called the fair. but what a difference on the ground hurricane idle path is t

gulf coast. rescues now underway. energy expert phil flynn joins us. stay with us on "the evening edit." >> it was loud. we could hear the wind. we could hear things hitting the house, hitting the vehicles. heard a lot of crashing sounds. that was probably the hardest hurricane i have ever been

at least one person has been killed as to one of the most powerful stone separate to hit us stroke of the gulf coast. or it can either brought heavy rain. and so when that not tried all the power in the city names, it made landfall as a carriage creek for harris. hearken, that has been downgraded to a tropical storm. north korea's reported of resources. it's main nuclear reactor to produce fuel for weapons. the an atomic agency says it's observed the discharge of cooling water from the plants into casing it's back in use to palestinian and israeli leaders have met for the 1st time in decades palestinian presidents mahmoud abbas spoke to israel's defense minister benny guns for more than 2 hours in ramallah cancer, they discussed security and the economy as the key pied west bank and gaza. full of this really prime minister and tony bennett says it's the united states where he met with them. joe biden. last night's natasha game in west with them. natasha. hi significance is this meeting, does it signal a shift in israeli palestinian relations? i think it's important to note that this meeting is happe

it's all about the heat though, for the west and the east coast of the us, but we are tapping into gulf moisture here. so for the east coast, new york and d. c will feel closer to 40 on thursday. that's your weather season. ah. how many nukes has too many new america has in many ways driven the arms rate parties are much more like the british parties down to the fewer regulation to own a tiger than there are a tone, a dog. how can this be happening? we take on us politics and society and that's the bottom line. ah, the television takes charge of a 9 provincial capital in a gun. it's done while emergency talks continue to try to end the fighting. the warning that the group couldn't circle the capital cobble by the middle of september. i'm sure the palace with the scanner stones and harry, a minister who tell us how the government plans to fight back against taliban recently found. ah.

there, let's not in north america and it's been a very wet start to the month for much of a gulf coast in the us. we've got that band of rain that's be bringing some drenching down ports to the carolinas and to georgia. and while it got pushed out further east, the florida peninsula is going to see some of that very wet weather with the potential for flash flooding is a lot of moisture in the air. things are going to feel very hot and humid, not just here, but also for new york and washington. as those showers push out has been rather wet when you england and folk you back. and some of that weather is going to continue over the next few days. across the midwest and into the great lakes is also going to be somewhat weather on the way some very welcome wet weather for the northwest. not just in seattle, which hasn't seen rain for about 50 days, but also for british columbia parts of canada. expecting to see some of that wet weather and as we move over to central america does continue to be rather wet for the caribbean. we've got some storms and she was coming in, but sunshine too much of the weath

gulf coast and b. c. j. great joins us live now from new orleans j. so this is one of the most powerful, hurricanes ever to hit the us tell us what's happening there in new orleans where you are we have the most severe hurricane city themes and 8 the a category for when it made landfall and then moving its way through and past the new orleans area, we're still feeling the effects of the let me tell you, 1st of all the entire new metro area. busy without power, no power in region near here said that maybe 72 hours before that power back. we're still getting a fitting rain but a bit of a break right now including the wind has little. busy significantly, but let me show you what that when did earlier. take a look and can see it the part a tree in jackson square here and scattered it all across the fringe. well, that's the story. go free in this place. it's a big tourist attraction here in new orleans across the city. we've got roof pulled away from buildings and homes. you've got window shattered, and like i said, power out everywhere in the city right n

gulf coast. daylight is giving us a very sobering picture now of some of the devastation unleashed by hurricane ida. over 1 million customers are without power in louisiana and mississippi, including all of new orleans. the powerful category 4 storm slammed the area with unrelenting winds, rain, and storm surge for hours. louisiana's governor is right now urging residents to shelter in place, stay where you are, saying that it is too dangerous to venture out. louisiana national guard is out right now searching for survivors and anyone who needs help. incredibly dangerous conditions. these are pictures from the u.s. coast guard here. an official in jefferson parish says there are downed power lines in the mississippi river after the winds brought down a key and very important electrical tower. you can see that is danger written all over it. we learned president biden will be addressing the hurricane relief efforts this afternoon. let's begin our coverage with cnn's nadia live in new orleans for us. nadia, watching your live shot the last hour was perfect evidence of how challenging the power situati

earthquake relief as john home and i'll just hold the ark and i dare is. heck cooper's i'll of use with the u. s. gulf coast also brace for impact this weekend. i'd lashed the island with wind speeds of 120 kilometers per hour. meteorologist, a storm surge is, are expected as far east as havana and the arc and is expected to gain strength and speed over the warm golf. forces with the honor is declared, a state of emergency with some residents already being evacuated in the city of new orleans. the man jailed for a fascinating senator, robert f kennedy has been granted parole after seeking it for the 16th time, the 1st time that no prosecutor argued against his release. 77 year old sir on serrano subbed 53 years. the shooting kennedy is a campaign event at the bassett, a hotel in los angeles, in 1968 when california abolish the death penalty there on sentence was reduced to life with the possibility of parole. but kennedy, family member and a security guard also show in the attack of call for an investigation into claims of a 2nd gunman. let's go live to fill a val, who's in los angeles. now, what happened a

us. the president has also said that hurricane ida which is heading towards the gulf coast of the united states is turning into a "very dangerous storm". winds of around 130 miles per hour are expected when it reaches land in lousiana on sunday. the mayor of baton rouge urged residents food producers are warning that worker shortages caused by a perfect storm of issues including brexit changes and the pandemic, could threaten availability at christmas. the government is facing growing calls for a temporary visa scheme to try to fill the gap. our business correspondent katy austin reports. preparing these turkeys for christmas involves 100 extra workers who used to come in from eastern europe. because of brexit, we don't have that guaranteed labour that we've had for the past 30 years. the bigger companies that supply all the supermarkets, they had made the decision to cut their production by between 20% and 25%, which is huge. so, there will absolutely be a shortage of quality british turkeys. other areas of food production are also having problems. a shortage of meat processors has caus

s. gulf coast is one of the strongest storms in recent years. and it's when use of knock site power for the entire city of new orleans, torrential wayne and large waves of also triggered flash flooding in some areas the store made last fall as a category for hurricane, but has since been downgraded to category one. phillip l reports now for new orleans. they will want to prepare, but how do you prepare the bis water pouring through this hope and all the to can do is helplessly watch a live feed on camera. hurricane ida has well and truly are right now. bringing 240 kilometer an hour winds. i'm chaos to louisiana. the storm is a life threatening storm. that big one hits the big, easy, 16 years to the day since katrina arrived in new orleans. kelly more than $1800.00 people on closing billions of dollars worth of damage. now a story that hitler with even ball power to give an idea that is a picnic table between those poles, the water just pouring over the top of the skies. this flight taking us into the eye of the storm. it is called a fair. but what a difference o

us. the president has also said that hurricane ida which is heading towards the gulf coast of the unitedtes is turning into a "very dangerous storm". winds of around 130 miles per hour are expected when it reaches land in lousiana on sunday. those are the latest headlines. food producers are warning that worker shortages caused by a perfect storm of issues including brexit changes and the pandemic, could threaten availability at christmas. the government is facing growing calls for a temporary visa scheme to try to fill the gap. our business correspondent katy austin reports. preparing these turkeys for christmas involves 100 extra workers who used to come in from eastern europe. because of brexit, we don't have that guaranteed labour that we've had for the past 30 years. the bigger companies that supply all the supermarkets, they had made the decision to cut their production by between 20% and 25%, which is huge. so, there will absolutely be a shortage of quality british turkeys. other areas of food production are also having problems. a shortage of meat processors has caused a backlog

coast of the us. but we are tapping into gulf moisture or so for the east coast. new york and d. c will feel closer to 40 on thursday. that's your weather season. the since the celebration ah, the food for reconciliation. ah, and from ancient civilization, the algae 0 world goes on a mouth watering, cut and re journey from spain to the middle east. to discover the hidden history behind some of the region. bad luck, diffuse favoring the pos on audi. ah, the me. looking back here watching there with me. so the reminder of all top news stories present shotgunning says that a be government's last stronghold in the north. the bid to rally troops against the escalating battle with the taliban in the city of mazata sharif holds the government would lose control of the country's new efforts to get the taliban and african government. back to the negotiating table and failed filmed group consist that committed to the tools, but government representatives came to taliban isn't interested in a political solution. and any group says that strike can alliance with 2 rifles just through the gove

coast of the us. but we are tapping into gulf moisture here. so for the east coast, new york and d. c will feel closer to 40 on thursday. that's your weather in the my name a place where they can truly call. busy it home, people, groups, thing you know, wanted me to ones you know, you all angel read money. when i do a 1000000000 and is just for the prize in my name is where we know my nigerian on i'll do is there is who's ah, the me. welcome back. 316 gmc your top story. so thought today the afghan president ghani has visited the government's last northern stronghold as the taliban closes in. is trying to run the troops to defend the city of missouri. sharif, the biggest in northern afghanistan, if that city falls, the government would lose control of the reach of any therapy. and group says it struck an alliance with degree in forces to overthrow the government in addis ababa, both groups, the aroma liberation army and the to grind people's liberation front were added to the government perilous this year. fan b and start heading to the polls in less than one hour with the economy a

hurricane ida has intensified over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico, as it heads for the us coastof people in louisiana have fled to safety. some roads are at a virtual standstill. the us national hurricane centre says ida is likely to be an extremely dangerous major hurricane when it makes landfall in louisiana. the storm has hit western cuba, with heavy rain and high winds, but it's expected to strengthen as it approaches the gulf coast of the united states. a short time ago president biden asked the people of louisiana to be ready for the storm. weave pre—positioned food, water, generators and other supplies in the area. —— we have. mobile communication sports teams are also are en route. to restore power as soon as possible and support your response and recovery efforts. above all, i'm urging the people of the area to pay attention and be prepared. i want to say it again, pay attention and be prepared. we can now speak to paul miller, who's an 0ceanography and coastal sciences assistant professor at louisiana state university. hejoins us from baton rouge, which lies in the pat

hurricane ida intensifies over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico as it heads for the us coast.of thousands flee for safety. and a couple in bolivia make sure they feel "on top of the world" as they tie the knot. the last british plane carrying troops and diplomats has now left kabul airport. it brings to an end nearly 20 years of operations in afghanistan. in the past two weeks more than 15— thousand people were evacuated from the country. an estimated 11—hundred eligible afghans and 150 uk nationals were unable to leave. here's our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley. heading home. 1,000 british troops were sent into kabul to get people out. us troops provided security for an unprecedented international rescue mission. the last british plane carrying civilians flew out of kabul this morning. this evening, news that the last soldiers and british diplomats have now left. in all, there were over 100 raf flights. the end of a 20—year campaign that was not supposed to finish like this. we've done an extraordinaryjob to evacuate as many as we have, but i'm afraid it's absolute

hurricane ida intensifies over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico as it heads for the us coast.s of thousands flee for safety. and in cape town, townships and tango. how ballroom dancing has captured the imagination of some residents in one of south africa's toughest neighborhoods. hello and welcome to bbc news. the uk's twenty—year military mission in afghanistan has ended, with the departure of britain's last evacuation flight. almost all remaining british troops, diplomats and officials have now left. the government in london says it has airlifted more than 15 thousand people from kabul in the past two weeks, including around 8,000 afghans. here's our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley. heading home. 1,000 british troops were sent into kabul to get people out. us troops provided security for an unprecedented international rescue mission. the last british plane carrying civilians flew out of kabul this morning. this evening, news that the last soldiers and british diplomats have now left. in all, there were over 100 raf flights. the end of a 20—year campaign that was not

the whole gulf coast of the us prepares for the arrival of 21 later today.e a look at the weather now. clea rest skies for clearest skies for longer in wales and the south—west, it could be a little chilly here and the cloud will lower. it could be a bit misty and damp and grey across the south—east of scotland and north—east england throughout monday. elsewhere there is a lot of cloud, the best of the sunshine towards west wales, and developing in central areas of scotland. in the sunshine temperatures getting into the low 20s. heading into tuesday and pretty much more of the same really. cloud for many parts of the country. the wind stronger around eastern and southern parts of the country. the best of the centre and out to the west and top temperature is 20 celsius. now on bbc news, the media show. hello. have you turned on the television recently and thought it all looked a little bit familiar? laurence llewelyn—bowen boisterously doing up people's living rooms, ruby wax looking back at celebrity interviews that she did in the past, and then, look what's

coast of mexico as it makes its way north, across the gulf of california. it's going to take the really flooding wayne's wizard across the northwest states of mexico and into the us later in the week. now was in move further east to the u. s. gulf coast. we are seeing i to make landfall in louisiana and it comes 16 years after katrina hit the same area. but this is a much stronger storm. we are expecting a catastrophic storm surge. and that flooding rain is going to be carried through to alabama, mississippi and into tennessee, as it makes its way to the north east. now, the governor of louisiana has said it's preparing for the worst direct hit in a 170 years. so this is going to be an incredibly powerful storm. we are going to watch that and will bring you updates the frank assessments by way. it is, again, freedom, surprising informed opinions what you saw happening get come on to it was $42.00. there was petune is the critical debate that we are here. it's not between kula and any other than we have gone through here and you pick the day 34 years re running to keep people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh the ah, you

they're used to be in the gulf coast.cting all of the wind that hurricane ida brought to them. and so now people are trying to deal with not having power and having to repair themselves, repai repair their home and find a way to feed themselves without power and the food is going bad. this is robin and jennifer. they decided to hunker down during the storm and then boom something happened. jennifer, talk to me, you live in the white house behind us. what happened during the storm. >> i was on the the friend helping to fix the window and i heard this crash and i was like, i will call you back in five minutes and came out to the window here and saw the whole one side of the tree. i texted my neighbor and told them the tree came down and there was one limb still up and 30 seconds later i texted them back and said it just went down on to your patio. it was pretty traumatic. it happened all, first the big part fell and then the second part fell and then it was done. >> and i see your windows open and you have a ladder right in

been a us military strike. hundreds of thousands of people in the us are sheltering in place as hearken. ida approaches the gulf coast as a powerful category for authorities, a warning of extremely dangerous storm surge and catastrophic wind. and it's expected to make landfall in south east louisiana. it's forecast to be the strongest harkins in the region since $850.00 yemen who the rebels have attacked the country's largest airbase in the south with drones and missiles at least $23.00 soldiers were killed at atlanta, military base in large province. suing government forces have renewed a tax on the southern city of that and the military fight a barrel of missiles against some neighborhoods, but was unable to advance on the ground. thousands of civilians have fled. the area police in peru have rated the offices of president pedro castillo's ruling party offices have been investigating the campaign. finances of the left wing pedal. liberate the raid came a day off. the custio's cabinet was approved by congress, as dominated by right wing parties. australia is reporting a new record of more than 1300 corona virus infe

gulf coast -- cat 4 hurricane hitting the gulf coast. one of those particular things that this storm reminded us is that every storm is different and we are looking at three different disturbances off the coast of africa right now, but most of them -- but they are not going to get in the golf or head up north for the next six to eight to 10 days. most of the storms that, for africa, you have a significant amount of time to watch, to look. this juan soto popped up and it popped up very strong, very quickly -- and this one sort of popped up in the popped up very quickly. from thursday at noon to today at noon, it has taken -- it has been busy, let's just say that, for all of these various partners. so, when you talk about what are our emotions? it certainly warms my heart and makes me proud to be a mississippian to see how quickly these men and women stood up their operations. and leaned forward and were prepared for whatever came our way. as you watched hurricane ida come through the golf -- gulf, the forecasters were confident early and became more confident as it passed, but we also know that hurricane katrina, some 16 years ago from yes

us from islamabad tonight. thanks so much. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> sreenivasan: on the u.s. gulf coasttions and evacuations are underway as hurricane ida approaches, with new orleans projected to be in the center of the storm. ida made landfall in cuba yesterday afternoon with 75 mile per hour winds and heavy rain. it moved quickly into the gulf of mexico leaving flooded streets and downed trees behind. warm waters in the gulf are adding fuel and the latest forecasts show ida making landfall sometime tomorrow near new orleans where resints are evacuating. from louisiana to miissippi and alabama, coastal residents are preparing. hospitals in the region are already near capacity as covid cases surge and say they are not planning to evacuate patients. the storm is projected to hit exactly 16 years to the day after hurricane katrina, a category three storm that struck new orleans and the region killinat least 1,800 people. this afternoon president joe biden received a virtual briefing on hurrice ida from the head of the federal emergency management agency. >> i'm urging people of the area,

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coast of mexico as it makes its way north, across the gulf of california. it's going to take the really flooding rains with it across the northwest states of mexico and into the us later in the week. now within move, further east to the u. s. gulf coast. we are seeing i to make landfall in louisiana and it comes 16 years after katrina hit the same area. but this is a much stronger storm. we are expecting a catastrophic storm surge. and that flooding rain is going to be carried through to alabama, mississippi and into tennessee, as it makes its way to the north east. now, the governor of louisiana has said its preparing for the west direct hit in a 170. yes. so this is going to be an incredibly powerful storm. we are going to watch that and will bring you updates. the the latest news as it breaks the storms, spare the worse for a long island, which fear to direct it, but it's still whipped up high winds and high ways with detailed coverage. the government and set up is still too risky to send all the children back. not only put them from around the world, hundreds of children have been blown to women abused by fighters. in addition to social pressure, can only ca

so very severe weather for those of you along the gulf coast states. and for us here at home in the bay area. no sign of that marine layer. so we are tracking warmer drier, smoky air mass out there. widespread 80's 90's and yes, even triple digit heat as you made your way inland still tracking that haze out there right now for your saturday night and temperatures finally cooling down to where we seasonally should be for this time of year. mid 60's for downtown san francisco in half moon bay hayward at 73 degrees. 87 degrees for conquered and san jose 78 degrees with overnight lows in the 50's and 60's. tomorrow's daytime highs. fortunately out of the triple digits. still going to be about 5 to 15 degrees above average. mid 90's for conquered in livermore and nevado oakland in the low 80's with downtown san francisco at 74 degrees. so about 5 degrees above average. there taking a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast. we're going to cool down by tuesday. seasonal temperatures returning and also things that cool sea breeze pushing away all that smoke and ash out of

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we pray for the gulf coast. >> absolutely wishing everyone well. that is it for us is the fox report. here is a live look at the intense storm of new orleans and baton rouge coming ashore as a category four and is still there nearly half a million customers are without power in louisiana alone now we have mike tobin live in new orleans right now

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