BLITZER: More breaking news coming into THE SITUATION ROOM. We've just learned that the Wisconsin attorney general, the Wisconsin attorney general, will be giving a news conference, an update on the Kenosha police shooting right at the top of the hour. Stay with CNN for the very latest. There's other breaking news we're following, very disturbing, Hurricane Laura continues to strengthen as it surges towards the Louisiana coast. Jennifer Gray is in the CNN weather center. What's the latest forecast? When will this massive storm likely make landfall?</s>JENNIFER GRAY, AMS METEOROLOGIST: It's expected to make landfall tonight around 2:00 and 4:00 a.m. local time. And so, this is going to be a big one. This could be the biggest if not the strongest storm to make landfall in Louisiana. So, there is still time for strengthening, unfortunately, 145-miles- per-hour winds with gusts of 175, moving to the northwest at 15. You can see that eye is very tight. It has been tightening the last couple of hours. It's a very symmetrical storm, shows signs of even further strengthening before making landfall. It's still about 100, 125 miles from the coast. You can see those outer bands already starting to make it on shore. We had a couple in the afternoon. But you can see, it is -- it is too late to flee this storm, to protect your property because it is knocking on your back door. We are going to have storm surge inundating south Louisiana, could make it all the way up to I-10. We're talking about half of the city of Lake Charles under water, 20 feet of storm surge. We are talking about 20 feet of storm surge in this area. And so, that is going to come all the way up to I-10 in a lot of locations. So, we're talking about towns, Parishes completely under water with this storm.</s>BLITZER: Terrible situation indeed. Jennifer, thank you very, very much. And stay with us. There's more news just ahead.
Hurricane Laura Intensifies To Category 4, Threatens "Unsurvivable" Storm Surge As It Approaches Gulf Coast.