jesse: how i save the world still on the bestseller list thank you for supporting it. that s all for tonight follow me on pete: straight to a fox news alert. two big stories breaking overnight. the u.s. embassy warning of a specific and credible threat at the airport in kabul. joe biden says another terror attack highly likely in the next 24 to 36 hours. rachel: right now category 4 eyed day barreling towards the shores. louisiana cotake a hit. will: meet role gift rick reichmuth is tracking the storm.
out of the to the other side to the mississippi river. that is where we have jeff paul in new orleans. what is the mood like. reporter: literally the quiet before the storm what we re expecting from a category 4 hurricane. the rain is falling. the winds are calm. if you look at the palm trees across canal street. not a lot of people out. normally would be a busy street, saturday night into sunday morning, there would probably be stragglers out here in new orleans. no one around as people embrace for whatever hurricane ida will bring. people here are preparing for the category 4 hurricane. 130 mile-an-hour winds, some areas expecting anywhere from six to 12 inches of rain. you have got the dangerous storm surge in some parts of the southern louisiana coast have
live look at new orleans as the gulf coast braces for hurricane ida. new orleans right on the edge what will be a a massive storm. maybe they will have part of the hurricane eyewall going over the city, bringing winds well over hurricane strength, maybe up to 100 miles per hour. we might not see, hopefully we won t see any levy damage for new orleans. this is the first big test since that 16 billion-dollar remaking of the levee system around new orleans. we ll see hurricane force winds and a lot of rain that will test the pumping system they have in the new orleans area. this is the latest radar loop with the center of ida strengthening overnight an continuing to do so this morning that means we have a category storm major hurricane hours away from landfall. something that happens in the next four to six hours. this is one model depiction of
timeline looks like but do it honorably. rachel: do we know if our president will meet them at dover? pete: reports are they are obviously aware. no reports whether they would. how could you not. will: whether or not these servicemen are honored by highest levels of government by our supposed leadership, i will say when you see about the individuals americans across the country are honoring 13 people. bars where tables are set up with 13 beers sitting at an empty table. high school football games carrying out the flag at halftime, pregame honoring former alumni. americans know what is lost and taking the time to honor these 13. rachel: no question about that. pete: god rest them. to fox weather, the french quarter in new orleans all boarded up as they embrace for hurricane ida. will: category 4 storm is expected to be land tall in
been told they could get up to 15 feet high. a lot of people not taking any chances. when we were driving in from houston yesterday, we saw a lot of people on i-10 west driving to houston as we drove towards new orleans. all the highways sort of backed up, packed with a lot of people getting out of town because the governor here in louisiana saying this could be one of the worst storms that has ever hit louisiana. this will be one of the strongest hurricanes to hit anywhere in louisiana since at least the 1850s. the wind speed at landfall is projected to be sustained in the neighborhood of 140 miles per hour. this is a very strong storm. reporter: a lot of businesses because of what they re expecting aren t taking any chances. they have boarded up the fronts of their store preparing for that floodwaters to come in. people are getting off of the street and really just bracing