eve. great to be with you bryan. i m bryan llenas, and there s hartsfield-jackson international airport, but we ll start with alexis with the brutal temperatures. hi, bryan, as you noticed in new york city, it s frigid outside, the people are still out and about for the holiday season. across the country though we re talking high winds and heavy snow and lots of flooding here in the northeast. take a look here on your screen. this is what we ve seen across the area here and even in parts of new york city. that s the coastal flooding that we ve been warning about leaving parts of long island with more than seven feet of standing water and people had to wade through the flood waters as rescue crews received urgent calls for help. the high water also impacting parts of new york city and the jersey shore. the midwest slammed by a winter mix which led to dangerous road conditions. check it out. out in ohio, a 50-car pileup, bryan, left at least three people dead and several ot
The line, opec plus in russia, saudi arabia decided to reduce the volume of Oil Production and supplies, such steps will ensure stability in the Global Energy market. In addition, the leaders discussed expanding cooperation in trade, transport and investment and agreed to continue contacts. In the southdonetsk direction, the Russian Military repelled an attack by attack aircraft near the settlement of novodonetsk dpr. The Russian Ministry of defense also reported that our units attacked accumulations of military equipment and manpower of opponents, and the enemy lost more than 180 nationalists, as well as more than 10 tanks of other Armored Vehicles and artillery pieces our military have achieved impressive results for the past day and in the donetsk direction. In the donetsk direction, units of the Southern Group of forces, in cooperation with aviation and artillery, repelled 10, as well as assault groups in the 80th Airborne Assault 110 mechanized and 59th motorized Infantry Brigade
Tomorrow. We have live coverage for you. Give us a sense of where things stand right now. Reporter were outside in florida. Weve seen the conditions drastically change from what we saw the past couple of hours when irma was really slamming this area. But were still having to deal with a lot of debris on the roads. Palm trees on the roads, which still makes it a hazard as were trying to get through. See even though it may seem like things have calmed down in this area, its still dangerous for folks to drive in. I want to show you what are some of the hardest hit areas just as irma was making its impact. Hurricane irma showed no mercy. Collapsed at least three cranes under construction in miami. Video captured dramatic moments as the cranes danged from a high rise building, posing a dangerous threat to the neighborhood below. Tens of thousands of people in search of safety. For those taking cover inside the germain arena staying dry proved to be difficult. Confirming a leaking roof just
The Addicks Reservoir is reportedly now overflowing for the first time in history, that comes despite a controlled release of water yesterday aimed to prevent an overflow. President trump commending the work of crews and volunteers who have rescued thousands of peopl people. Things are being handled really well. Their spirit is incredible. The coordination of the different services, as you know, has been going very well. Rate respect for the governor, hes done a respectable job. Molly we are also getting word of a levee breach in missouri county. Peter doocy waiting for the president s arrival in Corpus Christi and matt finn is in houston. First we go to meteorologist janice dean. Shes in the Fox Extreme Weather Center and shes got whats the latest. We are dealing with recordbreaking floods. Unfortunately, the National Weather service had to add a new color to the map to display over 30 inches of rainfall and we just surpassed that, over 40 inches of rain, South Houston with 43, but fr
We have Live Team Coverage this morning. We have meteorologist janice dean. She is here inside the studio tracking the storms path. Ellison barber in. Jillian mele. And aishah is in charleston, South Carolina. We begin with Griff Jenkins who is live in Daytona Beach, florida. Hey, griff. Griff hey, ainsley, brian and steve, good morning. We are in the window where they are really worried about storm surge and flooding. We were out on the beach earlier and the waves are just pounding it. We are over on the intercoastal side. The Halifax River separating the beach from downtown daytodowntownDaytona Beach. 6 00 a. M. To 10 00 a. M. Is prime outer bands pounding us. Wind gusts upwards of 60 plus Miles Per Hour. The storm surge expected to be anywhere from 4 to 7 feet. This water you are looking at behind me right here, this is not normally water. This is a grassy park area and the water, you can see just the cop lights behind us thats beach road. That flooded three years ago during matthew