He s expected to land at jfk airport at any moment. The president will tour the damage from last week s historic flooding in the northeast that killed at least 52 people in six states. Biden s visit coming just days after he travelled to louisiana to see destruction there from hurricane ida. The president first plans to go to central new jersey today which w which was inundated with torrential rain last week and then he heads to queens where a dozen people died most of them trapped in flooded basements. Meantime new york city officials plan on going doortodoor to make sure that residents apply for federal relief. President biden approving new major disaster declarations for parts of new york and new jersey to help with the recovery. Let s go to john harwood now live at the white house with a preview of the president s visit. John, as we anticipate president biden will land at any moment. He s also expected to deliver remarks later in the day from queens. What are we expect to hear from
Lifesupporters standing team of reporters standing by. We are in houma not far from where the starm made land fall. It is getting serious where you are, jason. What can you tell us? reporter: yes. The conditions, we ve seen them getting progressively worse with each passing hour as we ve been standing out here. It s the severe wind. It s the severe rain that s been coming down steadily. And we re not even really in the thick of it yet. As bad as some of the conditions are now, if you look, i don t know how much of this reads on camera as you see the wind gusts come through here. But the eye wall still two hours away from where we are at this point, jim. And houma at this point is still in the direct path of the eye wall of hurricane ida. So what we re being told is conditions here are just going to be steadily getting worse over the next few hours. So what we re going to be doing is bringing you updates, obviously, as we re out here. I ve reached out to emergency officials to gauge wha
Service warns the damage from ida could be, quote, catastrophic. Hello, welcome to fox news live. I m arthel neville. Eric: hi, thank you for joining us with the late breaking news. I m eric shawn. Hurricane ida came ashore just before noon local time as a category 4 monster, sustained winds just under category 5, 150 miles per hour. Thousands of gulf coast residents have already evacuated, thank goodness, after the warnings the storm could be as bad to make rescues impossible. Arthel: and all of this, 16 years to the day after hurricane katrina made landfall in louisiana as a category 3, bringing scenes of devastation in new orleans and the gulf coast that quite frankly we wish we could forget. Eric: absolutely. Can t believe it s only been 16 years for all the storm coverage let s begin in new orleans, jeff paul is there in french quarter with the very latest. Jeff. Reporter: yeah, eric and arthel, the winds are really starting to pick up. The rain is coming down pretty hard and you
alive. families like the spiegels. one second to the next second a dramatic change in life. she was the glue that kept our family together. we are hopeful that today will be the day they find our mom. she s just the most amazing person in the world, and we would do anything to have her back. the death toll from the building collapse up to four this morning. officials caution it may go much, much higher. the big focus right now, signs of life. but a sad truth this morning from the scene with every hour the rubble grows more quiet. we haven t really heard anything in a while now. but that s not to say that there s still not people trapped that are alive for different reasons, you know, they might be obviously as time is running out, they might be getting a little more sick or ill. not as focussed as they were before, but like i said, we re going to keep searching. nick valencia is there on the scene of the tragedy. there s so much heart break right now, but also
Dominance once again lets us down, massively. The censorship that may have cost hundreds of thousands of lives. Senator ron johnson and dr. Pierre corey on life saving treatments that were censored and attacked early in the pandemic. When will the lies from big media stop? plus, a wave of gunshots and crime across the country, the bad policies that are resulting in very bad outcomes. Former police chief of detroit, james craig, and bill white who is trying to separate his community of buckhead away from the atlanta violence on the movement to defund the police, open borders and put prisoners back on our streets. All right here, right now, on sunday morning futures. Maria: and first this morning, the potentially deadly impt of censorship and media coverups. As evidence mounts that big tech and corporate media have silenced truthful facts about covid to the detriment of the american people, my first guests this morning were studying and questioning potential treatments for covid19 throug