more than a million are without power tonight after hurricane ida tore through louisiana as a category 4 storm. pedram javaheri is tracking ida for us. good evening, sir. thank you so much. what's the latest? >> don, the latest coming in from the national hurricane center putting the final advisory, finally, on this particular storm coming in at 11:00 p.m. eastern time. puts it about 100 miles northeast of jackson. so right around, say, tupelo, mississippi. that's where the center of the storm is. unfortunately, impacts far from over because we know the amount of rainfall forecast even as far away as the northeast. pretty impressive. maybe upwards of a foot of rainfall possible into portions of pennsylvania and notice, as much as 18-plus inches has come down in and around areas of new orleans, mandeville. leading up to this particular storm making landfall, so the soil already fully saturated. so any additional rainfall leads to surface flooding. that's why we have seen so much