Children and more than 1,000 were injured. Over the Weekend Hezbollah launched more than 100 rocket, drones and missiles into northern israel. Chie angioankle got an inside look. Reporter im now in an underground bunker, a hospital that has been set up three levels below the main hospital in the northern city. This was a parking lot. You can tell it looks like a parking lot. But it was built nearly 20 years ago, also to serve as a hospital in reserve, a Hospital Underground just for scenarios like this one so that patients could be treated, care can be given during a War Situation when parts of israel come under attack. And for the first time since this facility was built, it is actually being used. Yesterday israel started move ing all of the patients of the hospital down into these wards here. Our thanks to Richard Ankle for that report. Reporter you and i have talked about the possibility of allout war between Israel And Hezbollah. Frankly, its fair to ask at this point whether that
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people. we wish them luck and it s going to be a rough 12 hours. so 12 hours of rough. how long until you think it hits the peak of intensity in the gulf regions? i know it s starting now and how long as we look beyond this until there could be potentially clear skies? this is an enormous storm. and it s starting to slow down, too, which is problematic. it will linger longer than people would like and that s the rainfall problem. the extreme destruction, once that eye reaches houma, louisiana, and then it will start to weaken after it gets past houma. it will be likely a category 1 at that point this evening, but even that with all the trees there, you ll have trees everywhere and they could have two, three weeks without power in some of those areas, well, well away from landfall. as far as the extreme destruction, almost like a tornado went through, will be down to houma and will arrive four to five hours from now. being , bill karins on the job for which we re grateful. thank y
advisory just in. that means we have to get to meteorologist chad myers with all the new data. what do you see? john, hurricane hunter just found 110 miles per hour, so now that 130, 140 doesn t really seem like a stretch anymore if you re already 110 and you still have two or three days to go. but the more important part is that they truly found significant deepening of the low pressure. it went down. wept down so much that we re almost to that rapid intensification threshold. it ll take more hours for that to actually get there, but we will still see that intensification all the way to 140 miles per hour by monday night. this probably comes onshore somewhere in the southern half of florida before didaylight on tuesday. but it s the onshore slowly and then turns to the north slowly. and that s the rainfall problem. to the north of wherever this makes landfall the surge could easily be 8 to 12 feet.
out now with the pump system but additional rain and flooding is expected in this city. let s get to the storm. it s still a disturbance, it is not yet a depression, that should happen later today. the hurricane center thinks it should become a tropical storm in about 28 hours and 48 hours from now become a hurricane just south of southern louisiana. we ve taken houston out of this, it s mostly a louisiana problem and rainfall problem in areas of mississippi. here s my greatest concern. here s the storm surge forecast. you don t need a powerful hurricane to cause problems with rainfall and surge. the winds, this is 1:00 saturday right up the mouth of the mississippi river. that s where we re most concerned with the new orleans area. the forecast has it at 20 feet. a lot of the levies are at 20 feet in new orleans that. would mean the possibility of overtopping. at this point we think the levy system should hold up. but overtopping, if it overwhelms the pumps it could cause flooding. we