Coast guard in the air. And with no power, no way to call 911. Some on Rooftops Signaling to rescuers. Tonight, where this system is now moving next across the south and then right up into the northeast. Matt gutman, Victor Oquendo and chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee with the latest Track Tonight and now the new concerns heading into the evening. And of course, the other major Headline Tonight, americas longest war now over. The final american c17 taking off from the airport in kabul today, 3 29 p. M. Eastern. The pentagon revealing every single u. S. Service member is now out of afghanistan. More than 123,000 civilians airlifted since august 14th, including 6,000 americans. How many americans remain . And tonight, the american general saying there is heartbreak not every american or every afghan ally made it out. The dangerous final hours in kbul. Isisk claiming responsibility for firing several rockets at the airport. After nearly two decades of war, tonight, the taliban now proclaimi
Responding so far. Were keeping an eye on Fema Headquarters, where president biden arrived a short time ago to get a briefing. Well bring you that as well. But first the City Of New Orleans right now, the latest data from the national Hurricane Centers puts the storm about 150 miles away from the city. Catastrophic Storm Surge, Extreme Winds and Flash Flooding are being seen along the states coast. You can see this Surveillance Camera from a nearby house, earlier in Grand Isle, louisiana, a small strip of land that a lot of folks were worried about. We also know more than 120,000 Power Outages have been reported, so people are already in the dark. Were getting a rare look at the eye of the storm. We want to show you the striking video from a flied above the eye earlier today before it made landfall. It really shows how massive this Storms Path of destruction could be. All right. We mentioned new orleans. Lets go there now. Thats where we find Today Show Cohost al roker. How is it looki
from tampa to tallahassee. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. you re in the situation room. this is cnn breaking news. we are standing by for an urgent update from the governor of florida, ron desantis, on the hurricane disaster all along the state s gulf coast. this as hurricane idalia was just weakened into a tropical storm. but it is still packing a punch as it takes aim at georgia and south carolina. cnn correspondents are on the scene covering idalia s devastation in florida and the storm s assault on georgia happening right now. but first, let s go to john bierman in the city of perry. john, you just got there. what have you seen so far? reporter: yeah, alex, the storm made landfall on keaton beach. 18 miles due that way and then passed directly overhead here in perry. you can see some of the damage it did. i m at roady s truck stop. you can see the wind just completely blew the awning over. it ripped up the brick there. t
all of this as california tonight declares a state of emergency. an atmospheric river set to unleash another eight feet of snow in some places, up to eight inches of rain along the coast. and in the midwest and northeast tonight, chicago to detroit to new york, what so many are bracing for. heavy snow, rain, and strong winds. rob marciano timing it all out. tonight, the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, in the hospital after a fall overnight at a washington, d.c. hotel. the 81-year-old being watched after suffering a concussion. rachel scott with what we know so far. just hours before the ceo of norfolk southern was set to testify today on the hill, yet another train derailment. gio benitez in that hearing room. the war in ukraine tonight. russia unleashing a massive seven-hour missile barrage across ukraine, including hypersonic missiles. what they were targeting. and james longman tonight inside ukraine. president biden unveiling his new $6.8 trillio
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