To blackhawk Helicopters. That equipment is in tHe hands of tHe taliban now. THe concern that it could end up with isis, Al Qaeda, otHer factions operating in tHe region. So it would not at all be a surprise if given tHe high concentration of troops and material at Kabul Airport, tHe u. S. Is looking around saying what is it that we cannot take with us . That we do not want to fall into tHe hands of tHe enemy. So well destroy it ourselves. We know at tHe u. S. Embassy in Kabul Diplomats burning sensitive files. THey did not want tHem to obtain for propaganda purposes. We Heard tHe british Defense Secretary saying, listen, we left humvees and various bits of equipment left behind in Al Qaeda to make tHe maximum amount of room on our Transport Planes to get people out. We havent been told that anything was scHeduled for destruction at Kabul Airport. It is a possibility as we wait to learn more about this explosion in kabul. Okay. Thank you so much for that. And for All Of You just joinin
Exactly 16 years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans. Well get the latest Forecast And Talk to one of the heroes of katrina, Retired Lieutenant generous he will honore. 13 were killed by a Suicide Bomber, they come home with the president there to receive them. Thousands took to the strd to demand federal action on Voting Rights. House Majority Whip james clyburn is here to explain the next steps. Im jonathan capehart. This is the Sunday Show. We begin this Morning Tracking Hurricane ida with Wind Speeds now just a few miles per hour away from becoming a Category 5 hurricane. The powerful storm is expected to slam into louisiana within the next few hours, possibly causing catastrophic damage on the 16th Anniversary of katrina. With winds at 150 miles per hour, the governor of louisiana put The Storm in context with this dire warning. We can sum it up by saying this will be one of the strongest hurricanes to hit anywhere in louisiana since at least the 1850s. Joining me now i
The national hurricane center did a really excellent job with the track, with the winds, with the message of how powerful this is going to be. if it makes landfall at this wind speed, it will tie the record for the strongest hurricane ever to hit louisiana. but if it does make it at the predicted 155 miles per hour, it s going to be the strongest hurricane to cross louisiana s land. so this is really dangerous and we re going to be watching it very, very closely. for which we thank you so much, michelle grossman. it s important to be well informed what is heading their way. we appreciate that. we re going to take you back to the details happening in afghanistan. stay with us here on msnbc s velshi. velshi visibly diminish wrinkled skin in. crepe corrector lotion. only from gold bond. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here.
no, nobody right now. one and only. it s dangerous as well. i told him, you focus on trying to get out right now. we ll go back for them. we will go back for them, and i guarantee you this, we will go back for them. i hope you see him very soon and have him in your arms. zora, thank you. thank you so much. good luck. okay, that s it from me this hour. i ll be back at noon eastern and i will be much more pulled together. it s tough. we ve got hurricane coverage coming your way as well. ali velshi will be back, a steely ali velshi at 8:00 a.m. he s landing in new orleans gearing up for hurricane coverage. i apologize to my colleague jonathan capehart who is taking over right now, about 20 seconds late. hurricane ida a monster category 4 storm is bearing down on louisiana.