as supervisor said, i'm irwin tam, director of financing. we heard about the facts. we heard about the philosophy. i guess i can talk about the numbers. people are excited about that. but first of all, cal is the state affordal housing lender and under leadership of tina hall and [indiscernible] cal hfa is delivering housing for low and moderate income californians state wide by working together. when of the organizations we work closely with is the mayor office of housing and community development. not only on this project, but also work in conjunction with apple and the mayor's office to on the bond recycling program and to date delivered additional $250 million tax exempt bonds, which otherwise would go unused, accept for this partnership. we are really proud that relationship with the mayor's office of housing community development. this project wasfunded through our mixed income program and again, to date, we have delivered over 320million of subsidy funds across the state which resulted in all most 10 thousand units for low and moderate income californians and

thompson, nbc news, irwin, tennessee. >>> this disaster is already having an impact on the presidential campaign, with former president trump on the ground in the storm zone in georgia while vice president harris just spoke at fema headquarters in washington. garrett haake now has that part of the story for us. >> reporter: tonight former president trump visiting the storm zone in valdosta, georgia, coming with franklin graham's aid group, bringing trucks loaded with supplies and fuel. >> we're here today to stand in complete solidarity with the people of georgia. >> reporter: and hammering vice president harris for not being there herself. >> of course the vice president, she's out someplace campaigning, looking for money. >> reporter: the quality of the federal storm response could have a major political impact on the vice president, who's hoping to repeat president biden's narrow 2020 georgia win. harris was briefed aboard air force two, cutting campaigning short in las vegas to return to washington. meeting with fema officials tonight. >> we will do everything in our power to help c

the way these are pictures that michael baker sent us, he's an alderman there in irwin. he is back with us on the phone michael. it first, it's hard to realize what you're looking at and then you realize you're staring at these folks on the top of this hospital roof? seeking refuge. tell us the very latest of the rescues of these folks and how many remain there on the roof and slowly, yes. >> this time yesterday, you wouldn't have been able to see straight to the hospital like we are now. there would have been trees and structures that all of that underwater and downstream. >> now, currently we have just a handful left on top of a hospital we've had a constant stream of helicopters picking them up and dropping them off into the city at safe places. >> so now there's only just probably a handful of probably just the last first responders on top of the roof getting into the helicopter. >> well, that is certainly good news. and the people that they have been lifting off, i mean, do you have any sense of what kind of condition they're in and how these rescues have been going

michael baker, alderman in the town of irwin, tennessee. thank you so much for giving us that update. appreciate it. >> thank you still ahead, positive reaction from the markets today after key gauge of inflation showed that prices are falling will this potentially set the stage for the fed? >> keep cutting interest rates, will discuss that coming up next from cnn get today's top five stories all in one podcast the five things you need to hear in under five minutes listen wherever you get your podcasts was had trouble losing weight and keeping saying covered the power of week-old in the my janan to be rigobi. >> i lost 35 pounds. as some lost over 46 it's pounds. >> we go and i'm keeping the weight off. >> we go via helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. we go movies the only fda approved weight management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known or disease and with either obesity or overweight he go v shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take weg

the question becomes at this point is the new center of american politics more irwin focused or more suburban and my evidence and the evidence in the book seems to be suggesting that where we will see a new political center if you think about it is around suburban america. the other way described american politics is that 50 years ago american public opinion formed a bell curve. most were in the center but there were some far left and far right in over 50 or period we have gone from a bell curve to a bimodal curve. there's evidence that bimodal curve will shift to something that looks like a bell curve in terms of public opinion in about 10 years mostly due to the generational shift that's going on. >> we have special phone lines for this segment. breaking it down by generation so if you are under (320)274-8800 or 30 to 6-202-748-8001 where few were over 627-48-8003. your questions for professor shilts and professor usada selection features the last gasp of the silent generation in terms of its influence in american politics. what do you mean by that? >> i would say the last gasp for

was the research of biochemist linus pauling. became interested in the hypothesis of his colleague irwin stone that ascorbic acid, if you eat enough of it, able to prolong life, kill microbes, treat heart disease and even... cancer cells, he began to eat vitamin c in incredible doses, as if to treat others with it and periodically made sensational statements in the press on this account, it worked for him too, people ran to buy up magic pills containing vitamin c and many other impurities. later, including for this reason , the opinion that dietary supplements are a cure for all diseases was strengthened in society for a long time. today everyone already understands that dietary supplements are definitely not a magic pill for all diseases, biologically active additives work pointwise, and under several conditions, they should be prescribed by a doctor, no self-medication, and of course, they should be of high quality. we will sort out the classification and composition of modern belarusian dietary supplements today in the studio of the program with our guest, the laboratory of synthesis

i came from irwin, pennsylvania. sen. vance: nice to meet you. grace: it is nice to meet you.ctually work at a local church in monroeville, and working at a local church, i've seen so many things, especially recently, people threatening the 5013 see, also people trying to moderate what is said in churches, who can be in there, different things. with you in office, how will you support the local church? sen. vance: that is a good question, grace. i appreciate you asking me. the first and most important thing is we have a core foundational principle in the united states of america called the first amendment. the first amendment does not mean anything if churches are not allowed to preach what they think they should preach, without the government or anyone else telling them what to do. that is a basic principle. and i, you know, look, we've got so many great churches and so many great religious institutions in this country. we should be encouraging them to flourish, right? we need more compassion, more christian churches in the united states of america, not less. donald trump and

fort irwin is a key training ground for the pentagon, where, according to the rionovosti agency , they practice combat scenarios with the russian army. the map shows the routes of movement, armored vehicles, shelters, sectors for firing, landing zones and other markings. they found a document, russian soldiers in a bradley infantry fighting vehicle captured in ukraine, one of those that washington supplied to the ukrainian armed forces. the armored vehicle became a trophy of our soldiers on kupinsky direction and, as it turned out. the map was simply forgotten in it. in the donetsk people's republic , the village of dolinovka was liberated by active actions of units of the group of troops-center. at the same time, over the past week , russian troops took control of seven more settlements in the dpr. the enemy is losing thousands of personnel, enemy equipment is burning, including from nato supplies. nine missiles from takms and 25 hymer rockets made in the usa, 433 aircraft-type drones were shot down by air defense systems. also. the ministry of defense reported that workshops for the

priscilla, talk about what's going on in irwin, tennessee.understand there was a local hospital that was flooded. a plastics factory. sounds just unbearable. >> reporter: yeah, and officials have just set up a mobile hospital. there's concerns about a propane leak there at the moment so this is where folks can come for medical services but the other big concern on the ground here is the amount of people who are still unaccounted for. right now, there are more than 150 people across eastern tennessee unaccounted for. we were at a press conference with officials earlier today where family members of some of those people were there and they were very emotional. crying and just begging for any answers about their family members. some of them believe their family members have been found and they just want them returned to them but they're also asking questions, some of those family members say their loved ones were working at a plastic factory so they're asking questions about why officials were able to evacuate the hospital but not the same for t

the same can be said in irwin, tennessee, where dozens of people were pulled from the hospital rooftop driven there by rising waters or cedar key north of st. pete? here's burn, where the storm picked entire houses off their foundations and blew them away, according to michael bobbitt who lives there and spoke to us is just as it was getting bad last night. cedar key, as we know, it is completely gone. he now says michael bobbitt joins us shortly as well. well, it much more on all aspects of the storm, especially in places where the danger is still real and staying safe is still the immediate concern. joining us right now as we wait for vice president harris, cnn political commentators van jones and scott jennings also journalist gretchen carlson, co-founder of lift our voices. so then this is obviously a big deal for vice president harris there has been obviously a lot of focus on her position on the border prison. biden's position on the border, the the deal that donald trump killed the bipartisan deal that he helped kill on the border. what are you expecting to hear from harris toni

fort irwin is a key training ground for the pentagon, where , according to ria novosti, they practice combat and clashes with the russian army. the russian military found the document in a bradley infantry fighting vehicle captured in ukraine, one of those that washington supplied to the ukrainian armed forces. the armored vehicle became a trophy of our fighters in the kupinsky direction and, as it turned out, the map in it is simply for... and again to the situation in the kursk region, those who were forced to leave their homes in the border areas are receiving assistance. representatives of the young guard and united russia delivered food packages, personal hygiene products, and household appliances to several temporary accommodation points. about 15 tons of humanitarian aid arrives at the distribution center every day. people can also get legal and psychological consultations on site. science, and also agreed to build a friendship automobile bridge across the tumangan river on the border between our countries. now a short commercial, then we will continue the release. for headache

fort irwin is a key training ground for the pentagon, where, according to riya novosti , they practice combat scenarios with our country's army. they found a document, russian military personnel in a bradley infantry fighting vehicle captured in ukraine, one of those that washington supplied to the ssu. the armored vehicle was a trophy of our soldiers in the kupin direction, and as it turned out, there was a map in it. ocean, the baltic fleet's mi-24 helicopters completed their missions, practiced strikes on convoys of equipment and high-speed targets, worked individually in pairs from low to medium altitudes, hit targets at a distance of 500 m to 3 km. the training , involving 90,000 troops, 400 ships, 120 aircraft and helicopters, will last until 16. the country, such a statement was made at a meeting in phinyang by the secretary of the russian security council sergei shaigu by north korean leader kimchin. he assured that his country would continue to work together with russia in the spirit of the comprehensive partnership agreement, so the dprk central telegraph agency reports. mosc

por ahora, esta investigación ha logrado el arresto de un individuo identificado como irwin upa, a quien otras marcas y obviamente, tenemos que estar muy atentos. bueno, las autoridades dicen no sentirse sorprendidos con los avances de la tecnología de estos grupos se consideran importantes. la vigilancia, pues el pasado en el pasado, mejor dicho, se habla de decomisos con logotipos que claramente se relacionan con los más importantes cárteles de la droga en el mundo. bueno, la próxima semana méxico tendrá una nueva presidenta y según algunos expertos, los jóvenes muestran poco interés por los temas de la política y aseguran que las nuevas generaciones son las que deberán llevar el camino futuro del país. precisamente por ello es importante conocer sus puntos de vista, opiniones, peticiones y expectativas. para ello pasamos con daniela andrade, aunque no todos, algunos jóvenes que forman parte de las nuevas generaciones estarán muy al pendiente del cambio de gobierno en la presidencia de méxico. estudiantes como sadi, quien siguió muy de cerca la campaña, espera que con la primera mujer

. >> reporter: loved ones in irwin holding photos of the missing, still desperate for answers nearly three days after floodwaters rushed in. across the region, unfathomable damage. red cross choppers flying in to help. that sound, a harrowing reminder for this doctor. >> what's it like for you being back here? >> it's painful. >> reporter: returning to the county hospital for the first time since this dramatic rescue. more than 60 patients taken by helicopter, he was the last to leave. >> there were literally flowing rapids probably six inches to a half a foot to a foot high flowing within the building and every -- every team member, even with that, we're pushing those gurneys to get them out through the doors, to get them back behind the hospital and that's where we used ladders from the fire truck to get on the roof. >> so you hoisted those patients on to the roof? >> yes, ma'am. yes, we did. some of us carried individual patients on our backs. we just didn't know how much time we had. >> reporter: all made it out safely as the focus remains on finding the missing. >> we have team

priscillia thompson is in irwin. >> the tennessee department of health confirmed two weather-related deaths. >> reporter: the death toll in tennessee, rising. officials say more than 70 people remain missing. >> her sister called her family to say good-bye because they knew they weren't going to make it. >> reporter: loved ones holding photos of the missing. still desperate for answers nearly three days after floodwaters rushed in. across the region, unfathomable damage. red cross choppers flying in to help. that sound, a reminder for this doctor. what's it like for you being back here? >> it's painful. >> reporter: returning to the hospital for the first time today, since this dramatic rescue. more than 50 patients taken by helicopter. he was the last to leave. >> there were flowing rapids probably six inches to half a foot to a foot high in the building. every team member, even with that, were pushing gurneys to get them out through the doors, get them behind the hospital. that's where we used ladders from the fire truck to get on the roof. >> hoisted the patients on the roof. >> s

los oficiales respondieron a la cuadra 1100 sur de la calle irwin y encontraron a la víctima, un hombre muchos niños que viven por aquí. nunca deja a sus hijos correr libremente o algo así. dijo esta vecina. claro que sí. ya porque. pero. pues el peligro está en todas las áreas, verdad? los detectives del departamento de policía de tulare están entrevistando testigos y recopilando evidencia para identificar a los sospechosos responsables. si tiene información sobre esta investigación, se le anima a contactar al detective vince medina. al 559685 23 0 0. extensión 21 40. no hay arrestos hasta el momento. y el nombre de la víctima no se divulgará hasta que se notifique a sus familiares. desde tulare, peter ruiz, telemundo. gracias por ese informe. escuche. el distrito de gestión de la calidad del aire del área de la bahía emitió una alerta por contaminación del aire. este martes y también para mañana miércoles. se prevé que la calidad del aire será insalubre. según los expertos, las altas temperaturas y los vientos combinados con los gases de escape de los vehículos pudieran crear concentr

el incidente se reportó en un apartamento en la calle south irwin. relacionada a este caso que se comunique con la policía y roban estos cosméticos de una farmacia cvs y también de una tienda target. allá en la ciudad de lowrey, con un valor de 5.000 $. las autoridades arrestaron ya a 4 sospechosos, quienes según ello, intentaron huir en un vehículo donde la policía logró recuperar estos productos. ya con el fin del verano. la temporada de la gripe y del covid 19 se agudizan. ya se ha reportado, de hecho, un incremento de casos en todo el país, una tendencia que podría seguir en ascenso de acuerdo a los expertos, durante este fin de semana feriado. carlos alberto 3 conversó con una experta de salud y nos explica cómo podemos todos protegernos de estos virus. se acaba el verano. los pequeños de la casa regresan a los salones de clases y un fin de semana feriado, donde muchos están viajando son factores que incrementan el número de contagios por virus como la gripe y el covid 19. como ya se ha reportado en todo el país y como explica la doctora juanita

this is irwin, tennessee. the storm making landfall near perry, florida, with howling winds and blinding rain. drone video showing the widespread devastation tonight in keaton beach, florida. homes levels in every direction. over 4 million without power in seven states tonight. at this hour, north carolina's governor roy cooper calling it one of the worst storms in modern history and warning conditions are still going to worsen for millions. ginger zee standing by with the track right now, and abc's faith abubey on the rescues unfolding at this hour. >> reporter: tonight, hurricane helene slamming into florida, the strongest on record to hit the big bend. and tonight it's proving deadly -- dozens dead, millions without power. helene delivering devastating damage and flash flood emergencies across the southeast, the images still coming in. in erwin, tennessee, near the north carolina border, drone video showing a hospital surrounded by raging floodwaters -- and you can see people on the roof. more than 50 staff

as supervisor said, i'm irwin tam, director of financing.we heard about the facts. we heard about the philosophy. i guess i can talk about the numbers.that. but first of all, cal is the state affordal housing lender and of tina hall and [indiscernible] cal hfa is delivering housing for low and moderate income californians state wide by working together. when of the organizations we work office of housing and community development. not only on this project, but also work in conjunction with apple and the the bond recycling program and to date delivered additional $250 million tax se exwould go unused, accept for this partnership. we are really proud that relationship with the mayor's office of housing this project wasfunded through our mixed income program and again, to date, we have delivered er 320million of subsidy funds across the state which resulted in all most 10 thousand units for low lirnand this is a prime example of the inclusive community we are trying to cfor again, low and moderate income californians. we would again like to thank the mayor office, tndc

she is professor irwin cory and a pantsuit. you what i mean, go. >> we all know that protocol takes precedence over procedure. [laughter] this a parliamentary parts based on the state of inertia developing which is used as a catalyst more than catalytic ages. it's a chain reaction remaining to say prior to its inception. [laughter] it's a focal point this used as a tangent in the development of ideas. based on the ideology. [inaudible] [laughter] rather than to accept the dullness of reality. the bile is secreted to the pancreas. does not negate the necessity of the held areas and ongoing control. set u upon that oasis look, rest on our record and feel secure with the knowledge that salvation is its own reward. [applause] mark: there you go, there you go. now here's the difference. he is a comedian, kamala harris is a joke. he is hilarious, she is frightening. now the rabbit marxist ideologue and nein new york riding in the washington examiner will use this issue of the border in her pathetic speech which kind of demonstrated e

. >> chair powell, neil irwin with axios, we've only been running a little above 100,000 jobs a month on payroll the last three months. do you view that level of job creation as worrying or alarming or would you be, would you be content if we were to kind of stick at that level? and relatedly, you know, one of the welcome trends of the last couple of years has been a labor market steam coming out through job openings falling rather than job losses. do you think that trend has further to run or do you see risk that further labor market cooling will have to come through job losses? chair powell: so on the job creation, it depends on, it depends on the inflows. right. so, if you're having millions of people come into the labor force then, and you're creating 100,000 jobs, you're going to see unemployment go up. so it really depends on what's the trend underlying the volatility of people coming into the country? we understand there's been quite an influx across the borders and that has actually been one of the things that's, that's, allowed unemployment rate to rise. and the other thing i

nesmith, daniel p banks, a second corps in the shenandoah department and he had to combine combine irwin mcdowell's third corps in the rappahannock department here by fredericksburg. and finally, brigadier general sturgis is washington area reserve troops. so this is a wide eyed, far flung group of soldiers. stanton, in addition, could offer him very little information about where these were, what was the state of the number troops and their equipage. so he was handed very little information about these troops, his orders were to get ready for this, quote, protect western virginia and the national capital attack and overcome the rebel forces under. and you'll threaten the enemy in the direction of charlottesville and render aid to mcclellan and capture richmond. no problem. right. by the time pope received these numerous or, shall we say, unrealized stick instructions, jackson and you all had already rejoined these near richmond and then when pope wrote to mcclellan, it clear from the start that mcclellan had no intention of cooperating with pope whatsoever. so for now, pope would remain

shoppers like irwin say they feel confident shopping in the area regardless of the >>>>her story >>>attempted robbery over the weekend. i mean, you hear stories from here and there, but personally i don't have any issues going here or shopping. as for maya, she doesn't plan to do any high dollar shopping in the area any time soon. >>>>i probably wouldn't buy that here let's just put it >>>that way. >gianna>now for a look across the bay area this morning, a spare the air alert is in effect for the entire bay area through at least tomorrow. rising temperatures, light winds, and car exhaust trapping a layer of smog over the region. here's just >>>we had a beautiful, mild weekend forecast for us, but now as we head into this afternoon, our daytime highs are peaking quick all the way up into the upper 90s throughout the santa clara valley near san jose, with triple digit weather returning in the forecast off into the east bay. livermore sitting at 101 degrees this afternoon. there's a reason why the national weather service has issued a heat advisory throughout all the east bay, and especially alo

. -- irwin. grace: hi, senator vance.is such an honor to have you spend a lot of money, that are supposed to help people afford childcare. and some of them work and some of them work in some of them don't work, but here is the thing. if you are a christian church and you would like to set up a childcare facility for the people who go to your church, you know, and pastor jason maybe knows this better than i do, but a lot of pastors will tell you, you cannot get access to that federal money. i think that is ridiculous. if i'm thinking about this as a father, and i need a little bit of help with childcare. , i would much rather send my child to a church community that i trust and i know rather than being told where i have to put my child in daycare. let parents make those decisions, and we ought to empower parents to make those calls. and i meano i've don, look, food banking with local churches, i've done detox facilities with local churches, i know local churches that are running food lines this very minute who are not gett

neil irwin with actiono, do you view the level of job creation as worrying or alarming or be contentif we were kind of to stick at that level and one of the welcomed trends the last couple of years has been labor market steam coming out through job openings, rather than job losses. do you think that trend has further to run or do you see risk that further labor market cooling will have to come through job losses? >> so, on the job creation, it depends on the in-flows, if you're having millions of people come into the labor force, then you're creating 100,000 jobs, you're going to see unemployment go up. it depends on the trend underlying the volatility of people coming into the country. we understand there's been quite an influx across the borders and that's actually been one of the things that's allowed unemployment rate to rise and the other thing is just the slower hiring rate which is something that we also watch carefully so it does depend on what's happening on the supply side. and on the beverage curve question, yes, so, we all felt on the committee, not all, but everyone on t

. >> reporter: in irwin, tennessee, floodwaters surrounding this hospital.an 50 patients and staff trapped on the roof. rescue helicopters rushing in. this video taken from the roof showing one of those choppers approaching. evacuations had initially begun but with the water moving in so quickly, they were forced to retreat to higher ground. >> everybody was airlifted off by helicopters. we had three from tennessee and two from virginia. it was extremely windy. very gusty, so, unfortunately, we had to wait to get those helicopters in the air. >> reporter: in charlotte, one person dying after a tree fell on this home, and an ef-3 tornado touching down in rocky mount, north carolina. cars slammed into the side of this restaurant. here in atlanta, vehicles abandoned on sunken streets. the owner of this vehicle fleeing, leaving so quickly, the windshield wipers were still running. atlanta's swift water teams rescuing dozens of people. we were there when they carried out the hall family and their neighbors. >> we knew we were stuck once we saw that there was a ca

sea breeze kicks up tomorrow, a bit of a breezy irwin by comparison temperatures similar tomorrow aswhat we're about to see today, which is cooler 60's for your highs and san francisco and out along the coastline and a lot of 70's elsewhere. burlingame, at 74 for your high carlos, right at 76 today, south bay temperatures 70's to low 80's los gatos morgan hill. and then over in antioch and vacaville are only areas in the bay that will actually hit 80 today. even spots like danville up to concord, holding on to upper 70's oakland, up to richmond in the 60's while napa and sonoma. at 75 tomorrow's temperatures very similar. we will see a resurgence of warmth towards thursday and friday, upper 80's to low 90's at the warmest before we're back downhill to those cooler temps again. james thank you, john. and tonight is the night. a lot of people voters have been waiting for to see the face-off between vice president kamala harris. >> and former president donald trump have both meeting for a debate. one that. >> we'll help america's decide who they'd like to vote for in november. we have o

4th, but a second day was added on february 22nd in order to honor the late wildlife legend steve irwin's it from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at noon. i'll see you again starting at 2. and also 3 o'clock this afternoon. i'm justine waldman for now live in the bay is next. >> thank you. justine today on live in the bay. a way to get your groceries for less. how the flash food app works. plus, we're getting a live dance performance from online dance studio. and the best products for your kitchen. we why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. can i make my side softer? i like my side firmer. sleep number does that. your ideal firmness and effortless comfort, all night. can it help us sleep better and better? please? sleep number does that. 9 out of 10 couples report better sleep. during our biggest sale of the year, the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is only $999 plus get 0% interest for 24 months shop now at a sleep number store near you. >> we've go

western rural carolina and helene moving into tennessee, bringing rising water and dangerous flooding in irwin, tennessee, more than 50 people were stranded on the roof of a hospital surrounded by raging floods. >> helicopters were sent to save them, are currently taking patients and staff off of the roof of the hospital and then transporting them back into the city of this is a serious situation that would dare to say this is a life-and-death situation carlos is joining us now live. >> carlos, i know you're in gulfport, florida for us. did people there have enough time to evacuate? and what are they returning home to? >> well, wolf, that mandatory evacuation order went out a day before the storm has passed us to the east, but emergency officials really were worried that far too many people stayed behind because gulfport was not going to get a direct hit from this hurricane as for what they're coming home want to and what they're dealing with. the damage out here is widespread, but the repair, the repair work is already underway and the folks out here wolf, they're also looking after each othe

in irwin, the scene of this dramatic rescue. further south in florida entire neighborhoods ripped to shreds, homes decimated, boats thrown into parking lots. >> we're very fortunate. we're very fortunate that we're alive. >> reporter: helene is the third hurricane to slam into florida's big bend in just 13 months. >> entire houses are missing or flattened in on themselves. this recovery will be measured in years and years not months. >> reporter: a storm surge of record levels flooded the barrier islands just off florida's coast in the gulf of mexico. >> i have a wife of 48 years that i've left on the island by herself, and she's pretty frustrated and stressed out. >> reporter: near st. petersburg crews are working through mounds of sand several feet tall searching for whoever and whatever they can find. >> we have active search and rescue out there going through every single structure making sure if there's anybody in there that still could be rescued. >> reporter: and, willie, this hotel in downtown is one of the few places in

. >> priscilla thompson is in irwin, tennessee, and nbc's gabe gutierrez is at the white house for us. priscilla, there are 150 people missing just in tennessee. and i know you spoke to some of their families. what did they tell you? >> reporter: yeah, well, chris, they are growing more desperate by the day. they have been showing up with photos of their loved ones at these official press conferences, hoping for answers. and what we heard from officials today on day four of their operations is that this is no longer a search and rescue mission, is that this is now a search and recovery mission. and so, these families are looking for closure and there are also a lot of questions. we spoke to the families of two families who were missing loved ones, and they say that their loved ones were working in a factory when the floodwaters began to rise. and they have questions about why it is that officials were able to evacuate the local hospital, but were not able to make it to those folks who were working in this factory. i want to play a little bit of what one of the translators on the groun

can report all hospital personnel and patients have gratefully been rescued joining me now is the irwin police chief reagan tilson. he was there on the roof rescuing people today. chief, it's just great to have you can you just first i mean, seeing that video itself seems almost just surreal. tell me what, what happened today. >> it was the water rose very quickly the dam broke over north carolina and while we were there trying to evacuate patients to avoid this, we ended up being surrounded by the water and we're able to get to the roof myself, several team members from the pd johnson city search and rescue to swift-water rescue team and the hospital staff were able to get everybody the roof and virginia state police sent two helicopters and the tennessee mean national guard sent two helicopters and we were able to evacuate approximately 64 people from the roof, be at patients and staff. and the first responders but it was absolutely catastrophic so when you got there the one you were conducting rescues that was before the water had gotten as high as we can see here where it's where it

emergency situations are still unfolding more than 50 people are stranded on the roof of a hospital in irwin, tennessee right now, that complex surrounded by many feet of water nearby in the western mountainous region of north carolina helene is compounding a rainstorm from wednesday together more than 30 inches if rain fell in 48 hours we're learning that a dam failure in lake lore is quote, imminent. the states transportation department says all roads in western north carolina aryna should be considered closed on to georgia, where more than 11 people have been killed and multiple people are still trapped inside buildings flash flood emergencies have led to at least 100 water rescues including in the major metropolitan city but atlanta. >> and of course, there's ground zero in florida's big bend region where the panhandle meets the peninsula search and rescue efforts are underway in areas hit by significant in storm surge there, the pinellas county sheriff compared barrier island roadways to a war zone we're going to take you live to those areas in a moment, but we are following another maj

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hi, chair powell, neil irwin with axios. we've only been running a little over 100,000 jobs a month the last three month, do you sutra -- view that level as worrying or alarming, or would you be content at that level? and relatedly, one of the welcome trends oh the last couple of years hack labor market steam coming out. to do you think that trend has further to run, or do you see risk that further labor market cooling will have to come through job losses? >> so on the job creation, it depends if on, it fends if on the inflows -- it depends on the inflows. if you're having millions of people come into the labor force and and you're creating 100,000 jobs, you going to see unemployment going up. it depends on the trend underlying the volatility of the people coming into the country. we understand there's been quite an influx across the border, and that has actually been one of the things that's allowed the the unemployment rate to rise. and the other thing is just the slowing hiring rate which is something we also watch carefu

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