Doesnt appear to be attached to anything. Its going down. Jonathan they were both right. , that wasyou heard new video from National Guardsmen trying to shoot down this multimillion dollar blimp after it settled into a pennsylvania tree line. Alison a mile long was carried more than 100 miles north yesterday, knocking out power as it came down across power lines. How in the world could this happen . Bell as the brad search for answers. Reporter everybody is still talking about it. We called aberdeen proving grounds. No answer today. We are not at the base. We are in the town of aberdeen. This old museum hes howitzer is a good way of explaining. They test military gear, often to the point of breaking to find out if it works. The blip system was well past its testing phase. Clearly something broke. Is, it isr this thing not appear to be attached to anything. There is a line dragging. Reporter a day after they watch the fall from above it will land in the cornfield. Reporter norads eye in
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headed right towards new orleans. keep in mind the anniversary of katrina this wednesday. good to have you here tonight. i m will thomas. i m shawn yancy. isaac is gaining strength in the gulf of mexico and could become a hurricane tonight. let s get to sue palka tracking the storm for us from the wther center. yeah, it is just under hurricane category 1 status with winds 70 miles an hour. you can see it we don t have it behind us, but we ll show you that picture a little bit later. the storm hasn t developed an eye, but we do expect it to get a bit more intense. as we go straight to our maps, you ll see it has winds of 70 miles an hour, 230 miles south east of the mouth of the mississippi river moving northwest at 10 minerals. it is expected to intensify before 10 miles per hour. it is expected to intensify before making landfall probably on the louisiana coast very late tomorrow or early wednesday. it may have winds up to 100 miles an hour which would make it a cate