hour. the power outage could make the area more susceptible to flooding. and take a look at this video, a roof being swept away, pulled from a building by powerful storm winds. a nasa astronaut captured these photos, unbelievable, from sfas before it made landfall. and the french quarter in new orleans was hit hard, ida causing significant damage all throughout the city. the president of the united states approved assistance declaration. for the people on the gulf coast, i want you to know the plan for the best is planning for the worst. as soon as the storm passes, we re going to put the country s full might behind the rescue and recovery. we re going to go live to mississippi. first let s go right to meteorologist bill karins for the very latest forecast. bill. yeah, good morning. with every storm, there s kind of like a fog you have especially right after a landfall. if you go through overnight, people don t have power and we can t tell what s going on in a lot of
a surprise weekend away. i was excited for her. a romantic hike to a remote mountain spot. the scenery was breath-taking. the danger was, too. my wife has fallen from a rock. an accidental fall, and she was gone. i remember going, what? my heart sank. i fell to my knees. so why did it seem so suspicious? there s something going on here. his first wife died. it just clicked. this was not an accident. two wives, two deaths, two mysteries. nobody saw him push toni off that cliff. he wouldn t do that. why would he? tragic. horrible. cruel. i was broken. my name s anna kate, and i m 9 years ode. i m in fourth grade. reporter: anna kate once had an aunt named toni. they lived a few states apart but were never more than a phone call or a letter away. dear aunt toni, how are you? i have no homework. we finished little pear eight days till christmas. i m so excited. i love you. anna kate. reporter: she still writes her letters even though toni can n
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