Second landfall this morning in south carolina 20 miles northeast of charleston, dumping foot of rain on the southeast on tuesday. The massive storm leading to potentially deadly tornado in north carolina overnight. Here is damage from damage in south carolina. There have been at least 10 confirmed across several states so far this week. You re watch ing fox and friens first on thursday morning, i m carley shimkus. Joey: i m joey jones, todd has the day off. Debby will release more flooding as it heads north. Senior meteorologist janice dean has everything you need to know this morning. Janice. Janice: so glad when this storm is out of here. National hurricane center has done a good job forecasting knowing it would stall out and probably make a second landfall and now moving toward myrtle beach area and heavy rain with this. Heavy rainfall and potential for tornados throughout the day today. Here are rainfall totals for south carolina. Close to 20 inches here and potentially more rain
Suicide bombers. We are hours away from president biden evacuation deadline tomorrow. There are hundreds, could be thousands of americans that are going to be left behind in afghanistan. The state department has made a decision that the 31st is the deadline. They re allowing taliban to dictate our foreign policy. Any time you allow a partisan political decision designed for a photo op, it will lead to a fatal national security problem on the battlefield injury. Jillian: it is the start to another bees week. You re watching fox friends first. I m jillian mele. Todd: i m todd piro. We begin with hurricane ida, a failing the flood gate and bridge collapsed forcing hundreds of residents begging to be rescued. Jillian: we have team coverage with steve bender on the ground in lafayette, louisiana and senior meteorologist janice dean tracking the storm in the studio. We start with jeff paul live from new orleans where the entire city is out of power this morning. Jeff, what s the latest? repo
Said to be carrying multiple suicide bombers. And we re hours away from president bidens evacuation deadline tomorrow. There are hundreds, there could be thousands of americans that are going to get left behind in afghanistan. The state department has made a decision that the 31st is the deadline. They re allowing taliban to dictate our foreign policy. Any time you allow a partisan political decision designed for a photo op it will lead to a fatal national security problem on the battlefield. Jillian: it is a very busy monday morning. You re watching fox friends first. I m jillian mele. Todd: i m todd piro. Moments ago, ida downgraded to a tropical storm, hundreds of residents still needing to be rescued at this hour. The storm hitting the gulf coast, putting over 1 million people in the dark. Jillian: we have team coverage with fox news senior meteorologist janice dean tracking the storm in the studio for us. We start with fox weather multimedia journalist will nunly live in mississi
Oh my god. Bill: that s the first of many pictures throughout the day. That s southwest of new orleans. Ida tearing the roof off the top of the building. Dana: one person confirmed dead. Millions of people without power and that includes the entire city of new orleans. Bill: ida moving over mississippi. It has weakened to a tropical storm. Officials saying the threat level remains quite high. Dana: team fox coverage. Senior meteorologist janet dean is tracking the storm. Jeff paul is live in new orleans and where are you now? we re in downtown. As the sun comes up here in new orleans we re starting to get a better idea of the damage caused by hurricane ida. This building here knocked down by the powerful winds of that storm sending bricks all over onto the ground. You see metal and pieces of wood on the nearby buildings in downtown, new orleans. Something we re seeing throughout the area. We saw another building in the french quarter with its roof ripped off. Whether it s a building th
Biden approved a major disaster declaration for louisiana. I came to shore as a category four storm with maximum stints over 150 miles per hour. It has been weakening as it s moved inland but slowly. And it is now down to a category two but the natural hurricane center says that it is still bringing catastrophic storm surge, extreme winds and flash flooding, to southeastern louisiana. And that has brought scenes like this in the city of houma. The extraordinary power of those high winds, meanwhile the entire city of new orleans is in the dark, without power tonight. Except for those with generators. The power company says ida caused quote, catastrophic transmission damage. Across louisiana more than 930,000 people have lost power. We have also had our first confirmed death caused by this hurricane a 60 year old man was killed when a tree fell on his home, just south of baton rouge. Of course this catastrophic storm is taking place during the pandemic in a state that has one of the high