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into tuesday and wednesday. behind this weather front, into tuesday and wednesday. behind this weatherfront, may into tuesday and wednesday. behind this weather front, may still be around northwest scotland early on tuesday. some patchy rain, but much more widespread sunshine across the uk, tuesday into wednesday. any patches clear way. potential returns are going to respond. it will feel warm to very warm for the time of year. widespread tendencies, but in the hottest parts of england and wales, top temperatures will be near 30. wales, top temperatures will be near 30. widespread 20s. low pressure moving in and it s going to brief del might bring increasing chance of rain. as ever, there is the forecast wherever you are available online or through the hour. hello, this is bbc news i m ben mundy. the headlines: labour says there s a strong case for offering all 12 to 15 year olds coronavirus vaccinations to avoid further disruption to their education. the g ....
brian mole died after his cruiser was swept away in floodwaters. stephanie gosk has more on the impact of this storm. half the town is currently under water. reporter: in the light of day, the storm damage on display, the danger far from over. water kept rising. in new york, boats carried people to safety. we lost everything. reporter: similar scenes in pennsylvania and new jersey where tornados also touched down. this neighborhood outside philadelphia ripped apart. ida was no longer a hurricane when it hit the northeast but it was no less a punishing storm. dropping so much rain so quickly, new york city was overwhelmed. more than 3 inches in central park in one hour, smashing the previous record. waterfalls gushed into subway tunnels. in queens, passengers had to jump on their seats, the bus driving through a river that used to be a seat. rescue crews worked to get to everyone but couldn t get to everyone. they got stuck in the back. reporter: a mother and ....
just look at this video here on your screen. flooding is wide spread. and some areas could see up to 20 inches of rain. more than 700,000 homes and businesses are now without power. and that number is sure to climb. officials say it could take weeks to fully restore power. now within the next hour or two, new orleans will be seeing its highest winds and heaviest rain. the levee system was vastly upgraded after katrina and holding as of now. south of the city, the rainfall and storm surge have pushed water over our levee in plaquemines parish. a flash flood emergency is in effect. i spoke to a critical care doctor in baton rouge bracing for the worst. we would be able to be the most significant event of our lifetime. we currently have a full hospital, but we re the regional medical center and so we are essentially acting that role. we have over 700 providers in the hospital. 50 of those are physicians. 400 are nurses. 300 are non-clinical. we re split into two staffs. ....
exactly 16 years after hurricane katrina devastated new orleans. we ll get the latest forecast and talk to one of the heroes of katrina, retired lieutenant generous he will honore. 13 were killed by a suicide bomber, they come home with the president there to receive them. thousands took to the strd to demand federal action on voting rights. house majority whip james clyburn is here to explain the next steps. i m jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. we begin this morning tracking hurricane ida with wind speeds now just a few miles per hour away from becoming a category 5 hurricane. the powerful storm is expected to slam into louisiana within the next few hours, possibly causing catastrophic damage on the 16th anniversary of katrina. with winds at 150 miles per hour, the governor of louisiana put the storm in context with this dire warning. we can sum it up by saying this will be one of the strongest hurricanes to hit anywhere in louisiana since at ....
still on, but increasingly about doing anything like we used to be able to do, say, in the last couple weeks in city after city, state after state where restrictions are coming fast and furious. we have jackie deangelis talking about the big job impact of this and also susan li on how some companies are feeling the pressure from this and higher prices that they re trying to pass along to you, but night not be succeeding for long. i want to begin with you, jacqui on this employment report that has people wondering, wait a minute. whats going on? before i get there, i want to talk about the covid cases. that s how we ll get to how the numbers impact the market. covid cases rising because of the delta variant. states and cities are handling this surge differently this time around. so in florida, governor ron desantis said he s not going to shut things down or impose a mask mandate. he believes the surge of cases is a seasonal outbreak. also adding that lockdowns have fai ....