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Extremely dangerous four. It s more than 400 miles across, pushing a storm surge that officials are calling unsurvivable is now hitting florida s gulf coast as much as 20 feet of water what are forecast along the shore south of tallahassee, which itself is expected to take a direct blow. Some coastal areas already flooding. Take a look live pictures right now from gulfport in tampa on the right interstate to 70 prison biden this evening, urge anyone in the storm s path that take it extremely seriously. A lot of water there is certainly there graham gulfport, especially emergency managers and florida s taylor county are telling people choosing to stay and there are people choosing to stay to write her name and date of birth on a leg to help identify their bodies. Storm warnings are now in effect as far north as charlotte, north carolina. We ve got cnn correspondents all along the places now harm s way in chad myers in the cnn weather center, let s start with cnn meteorologist derek van ....
Going to that site. what are you seeing? what are you hearing? right now, they have blocked off a portion of st. denis. we can see a flum ber of police with, heavily armed and with shields up as well. there are helicopters overhead. they seem to be spotlighting a particular building here. we don t know who they re after exactly, hume they re after. but what they appear to be doing is encircled the area. i did see the s.w.a.t. team arriving earlier, the bri. certainly indicates possibly intention of going into one of these buildings. what with know from police is that this is certainly linked to the investigation of the attack of the hunt for those possibly two suspects still on the run. ....
Several big uprooted trees. we re on st. charles right now, one of the main thoroughfares through the garden district. this area is known for beautiful homes and large oak trees. one of those oak trees not strong enough for hurricane isaac. this massive oak came down and has taken down power lines and now made a portion of st. charles impassable along with destroying this car. you never know who you re going to need. in other parts devastated by hurricane katrina, residents in those neighborhoods aren t just staying vigilant with isaac but helping it each other survive. it s about know package who s here so if something bad happens, you know where you have to stop. now, yesterday, at fight i had the chance to speak with a former nopd auxiliary i commander. her home received four feet of water during katrina. i asked her why didn t she evacuate for isaac. she said it s a category 1. she said what really is bad is ....