handover. judge jeanine: i get to eat. bret: thanks, jesse. bret: good evening. i m bret baier. this day two of the republican national convention. we are coming to you live from the forum. the band be already kicked in evening session getting underway. among the highlights former presidential candidate nikki haley u.n. ambassador as well who had been a fierce critic of former president donald trump on the campaign trail. well, she will try convince undecided voters to come over to the g.o.p. side. today s theme here at the convention, make america safe once again. that sentiment has added meaning in the wake of saturday s attempted assassination of the former president. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie starts us off tonight live from the convention floor. good evening, issue sexual harassment. aishah: bret, good evening to you. we did see senator j.d. vance brand new v.p. pick on stage today. he was doing his run through ahead of his big speech tomorrow nigh
neil: for the third republican presidential convention in a row, donald j. trump is his parti know many and in worldwide company and them all the more mirror pride when you 48 hours ago on a tent on that had donald trump even a millimeter to the left we talk about something far different right now. presently be or not, welcome everyone on neil cavuto and a historic day for another many of the party with a host the third time over once again be the charm just as it was when the last guy who was nominated three times in a row interrupted on the second time because he had failed to win the electoral vote but he did come storming back and, of course, at this time donald j. trump is hoping to imitate and do that all over again. aishah hasnie right now on the floor of the convention with the latest. hi, neo c. you. we talk to just about everyone here on the floor except for j.d. vance. no one has eyes on him. presumably he is with the former presidents right now. we
nonemergency travel and suspending and severely limiting subway service. this video of a rushing water surge into an apartment on 22nd street in manhattan, more than three inches of rain recorded in central park within an hour, shattering a record set last week. at the same time, ida s remnants unleerk rare tornadoes in the atlantic and northeast, like this one in annapolis, snapping trees, ripping off roofs, toppling power lines. similar scene playing out in new jersey. look at this. tornado caught on camera, causing serious damage. and this video of a school bus that got stuck in high water in frederick county, maryland. fortunately, all students and the driver were rescued safely and are home this morning. we have the best team of reporters. i want to start with stephanie gosk. what s the latest? zblt good morning. the sun is out in queens but the damage is done. remarkable looking at the gas station that no one was injured. rachb came down so hard, so fast, the roof krash
let s begin with our meteorologist danger van dam on the ground in louisiana not par from port fourchon. we ve seen conditions deteriorating there rapidly. what are you experiencing? reporter: yeah. wolf, this is the stuff of nightmares as we eye down a monster hurricane that is only 30 miles away from the location where i m located. it s unfolding before our eyes. conditions deteriorating as you mentioned. an extreme wind warning continues to pop up on our screen. my team, our phones continue to blare, because that is held specially for these moments. the national weather service reserves it for critical life threatening winds in excess of 110 miles per hour. that is approaching, because we understand that the eye of major hurricane ida is moving toward this direction. now, the concerns here is that the storm has made land fall. there are people within the path of the eye. just like homa, louisiana where i m located. what you re going to see so you understand what you re g
21 people including 7 month old twins swept away by catastrophic flash floods in tennessee. i ll talk to a mother who along with her 4 month old barely made it out of her flooded home alive. let s go outfront . good evening, everyone. i m kate bolduan in for erin burnett. we have breaking news. president biden being urged by several advisors against keeping troops in afghanistan past the august 31st deadline. the reason, the deteriorating security situation on the ground. meanwhile, the pentagon needs the president to decide by tomorrow whether to extend the deadline in order to honor his promise of evacuating all americans and afghan allies. also at this hour, top intel officials just wrapped up a briefing for the house intelligence committee on afghanistan and this briefing coming as warnings grow louder and louder over the terror threat from afghanistan. jake sullivan today addressed a possible isis attack on the kabul airport after calling the threat real, acute and pe