this is so important to atlanta.harrison came out with the team of people to see atlanta, to see the site selection we rolled out the atlanta blue carpet for them so that they can really see how our facilities and our city can really show up being in a major way to get this convention. we had it in 1988 and you see what we did in 2020 2021. this is what atlanta deserves, and i'm here to get words from people who are saying that they were really impressed with atlanta, the layout of the convention, hotels, hospitality. the airport and the energy and culture of atlanta. we are in for some good news if the dnc and jaime harrison and president biden can continue to come down to atlanta and let us do our thing in 2024 for the country. >> atlanta mayor andrej dickens thank you for your time, sir. don't you at home, go anywhere, we are going to break down the ground game. the countdown to the midterms, what this means for the battleground states. we're getting into it all, stay with us? with us? put it in check with rinvoq,

i haven't had a person in my life ask me about the name of the atlanta baseball team.rey and i were still in congress, we may not agree on everything, or every aspect of everything, but we would be part of a group that try to go to the white house every single week to try to solve problems. i think the polling and i would agree with trey, i have not heard any democrat or republican speak to the atlanta braves name-changing. but most americans don't have the luxury of living their lives where they they can be ideological. they want practical solutions and problem-solving. i think republicans are presenting a face of that in this election. what's interesting to me though as much 24 nominee it appears at least to some of the pollings because democrats are tightened or closed some of these races, republicans still enjoy advantage it looks like by 1 or 2 points. democrats are still inclined to vote democrat in some of these congressional races. we in the last weeks of are a this race it's come done to the very end. you don't want enforcedders like today. you want message to

this past week we saw how successful that approach is because the direct allocations in atlanta and oakland were thousands of shots were administered during these events. in fact, over 3,000 doses were administered and their affiliated events and nearly 4,000 doses were administered in atlanta. that means thousands of individuals are getting there protection against monkeypox so they may not have otherwise. these demonstrate the strategy is working. we also accelerate our efforts to prevent vaccines to places and people that we know will make a difference. as announced last week, we are launching a new program that allows the departments to request vaccines to use innovatively through strategies to reach black and brown communities. today we are announcing we are providing more vaccines to upcoming across the country. first idaho where 820 doses will be made available for the weekend of pride and a second, 10,000 doses to california and of the folsom street fair and in san francisco toward the end of the month. we will continue to pull every lever and meet people where they aree in this out

nearly 4000 doses were administrated at black pride in atlanta. that means thousands of individuals are getting the protection against monkeypox they may not have otherwise. these events demonstrate our strategy is working. we are also accelerating our effort to provide vaccines to places and people that we know will make a difference. as dr. daskalakis announced last week, we are launching a new program that allows local health departments to request vaccines to use innovatively through strategies to reach black and brown communities. today we're announcing that we're providing more vaccine to pride events around the country. in out a hoe, more than 20,000 doses will be made available for the weekend of boise pride. and 10,000 doses to california ahead of the fulsome street fair, the castro street fair in san francisco towards the end of this month. we will continue to meet people where they are to end this outbreak and we're already seeing progress, as dr. daskalakis will brief in a little bit. reporter: we are encouraged by the progress we are

. >> shannon was a -- sophomore year in atlanta.ed a phone call from their childhood home. and on the other line was athena, the college roommate. >> athena was distraught, and was asking me if i heard or spoke to shannon. >> shannon had not been seen or heard form in more than a day. >> now are you starting to do the calculation even though you're 30? that there is trouble? >> there was. i knew immediately that something was terribly wrong. >> monique hooks up with the roommate and makes a few calls of her own. >> i immediately called my godmother who was living in atlanta. after she had heard from shannon, i she did not. i called my aunt that also lived there. she had not heard from shannon. >> monika was gripped with fear. she called her grandparents, and her grandfather came to pick her up. monika stat lueck's was at work. and the mom ivan who was with them. and after they were done, they went to the mother's house. >> i went to the car. and it was my mother, i, think my mother's sister came out. and said shannon is missing. i d

what i will tell you is here in atlanta, there is still considerable job growth.esses are saying they are seeing a lot of economic potential. and that is shaping, i believe, the willingness to invest in the future. my expectation is that as we move along and we start to get inflation more under control, that viewpoint will become more generalized across the country and people will be able to look over longer horizons and see there's potential out there. so i understand we've got a lot of uncertainty now. the situation in russia that you spent the first part of this show on has got everyone on edge. but we do know that some bottlenecks are starting to ease. and i'm hopeful that over the next several months we'll start to see that gap between the high demand and that lower supply narrow significantly, which will then translate into inflation moving closer to our target. >> you have job growth, you said, in the south. do you have enough workers? >> well, we do have the challenge of a tight labor force. everyone i talk to says, look, it's harder to find workers than i

kennedy: so, guy, you don't live in atlanta, but you know a lot about baseball.braves are dumb. do you really think they should change their name? >> well, i have a great affiliate in atlanta, so i will not say that the braves are dumb, and they are the world series defending champion, so i'll give them that shout-out. i threw out a first pitch at a braves' game last year, and then they won the world series. coincidence? i think not. [laughter] by the way, karine jean-pierre is looking down at the binder, can she have a page for atlanta braves name change question? was that one they anticipated maybe today because the president was celebrating the championship of the team that he agitated for their stadium to lose the all-star game last year, so maybe they thought someone might ask the question. this is silly. the rote answer that we also saw, i think, from senator warnock who was trying to avoid question on a similar topic was, oh, we need to have the conversation, and native american voices need to be at the center of the conversation. maybe they're not aware,

the white house is taking heat over hosting atlanta braves for 2021 world series victory. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you see that? that's when i realized i'm ready to start my own place. yeah, i'm really excited. alright, that sounds great. so i'm making plans for right now. ♪ like going back to my roots and opening my own restaurant. ♪ start your plan today with a northwestern mutual financial advisor and spend your life living. ♪ september 27 . >> -- today, wondering if you are have any the controversial about the -- so call, any thoughts on. >> i think we believe that it is important to have this conversation. we should listen to native american and indigenous people impacted. >> impacted by tomahawk name buzz white house press secretary karine jean-pierre entertaining a question about atlanta braveries name despite entire team visiting the white house very day to celebrate last year's world series victory braves do not plan on changing anything they keep having a conversation they are referred to as tomahawks. >> american people are worried about the high price per gas for grocers th

you look at crime, i do not need to tell you about crime in atlanta. you are not alone.e are seeing that all over the country. you got people like warnock who are glorifying inmates. glorifying felons. they're trying to remove anything that would allow law enforcement to protect themselves and you. we are seeing the highest crime we have seen in decades. something has to give. you look at the board, and i see many indian american people who i know and love and glad you came. my husband i take care of my parents, they are 85 into 89, they live with us. he came from india and legally. they put in the time and price like all of these people did. my mom, every night at dinner, is so offended at the illegal immigration that continues to cross. and they knew what it was like to do it the right way. they do not want to see someone given a pass. you look at legal immigrants, they are more patriotic than any of the liberals. they love america. and they came here and are working to -- willing to work for what they need. if you look at warnock and he believes since sanctuaries citi

atlanta, i lived there nine years there's good music in atlanta.lanta, i think i can attest we think there's good music in atlanta. >> there is. >> i noticed you didn't test out your musical abilities. >> i played the flute -- >> you did? >> yes. >> so did i? >> because it was a small case. >> that's the same reason. i was not going to be one of the tuba guys, i'm putting it in my backpack. >> thank you, victor, appreciate it. we'll share more of these stories all throughout the week and coming together for a one-hour champions for change special this saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> thank you for being here, i'm kate bolduan. "inside politics" with john king starts after this. when they do? i love it when work actually works! i just booked this parking spot... this desk... and this conference room! i am filing status reports on an n n at i made! i'm not even a coder! and it works!... i like your bag! when your digital solutions work, the world works. that's why the world works with servicenow. (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here.

the democratic incumbent held his own campaign event in northeast atlanta which included a meet and greet was taurine american seniors. this runs 35 minutes. >> i am honored by the enthusiasm i feel as a sense of connection that i feel with my korean sisters and brothers. i want to thank ceo joy, and the senior director of race kingdom further kindness and hospitality -- grace kang for the kindness and hospitality. to represent all of the citizens of georgia in every corner of our state. [applause] [foreign language] [applause] sen. warnock: as she said it during my introduction, i am one of 12 children in my family, i am number 11. i am the first college graduate. clearly, my parents, both of whom were preachers read this scripture and took it seriously. be fruitful and multiply. my dad used to wake me up every morning, rain or shine. during the school year and during the summer. he never allowed me to see nate or allowed my siblings to sleep late. he would say wake up, get dressed, put your shoes on and get ready. my dad had a fierce work -- work ethic. he was a small businessman, who b

mm ah, the atlanta local dot is convinced to that she's on the right side. she thanks her fancy to europe for their support. but what about her hands in russia? last year, the still not m. russia has gone badly astray. she knew it. she knew what she was at a town is a man who led the country in the wrong direction, philip thought, and as long is people there don't grasp that. didn't you play within? yes, as no, nothing good will come of this country hash with this plan. him with emotion. ah, and until then performances like this will only be possible outside of russia. ah. the taliban seized power in afghanistan just over one year ago. since then the islamic fundamentalist group has done everything. it can to restrict the rights of girls and women prohibiting them from leaving the house alone, attending school or going to work. but there are exceptions. though, what enhancing the meat doctor mal ally facie? she's a rare exception in afghanistan. why the taliban forced most working women from that jobs? doctor fight you see, got a promotion. she's now directo

ah, leave the atlanta local, die used to leave in moscow. she had millions of russian fence, but at the end of february, she publicly spoke out against russia, swore on ukraine and turned her back on the country. yeah, i want to be on the right side of history on the side of good and truth moscow's response was swift lobo. dar was prohibited from entering russia for 50 years. that is just one of many examples of how moscow punishes prominent people, who publicly criticized of the policies of the kremlin singers actors and divvy hosts have been forced to leave russia. those who stay at risk persecution or harassment like aloe vera from your cathedral bork. with the bens, the singer, vera was say, land used to be married to a well known rational position politician who's currently in custody because of his open anti war stance. sheep herself has publicly protested against moscow's policies and is suffering the consequences. ah said, the more serious the political situation in russia becomes, the more openly the authorities ban our concerts to

the democratic incumbent held his own campaign event in northeast atlanta which included a a meet and greet with korean american seniors. this runs 35 minutes. >> it is absolutely wonderful to be here. i am deeply honored by the invitation and by the enthusiasm that i feel and the sense of connection that i feel with my korean sisters and brothers. i want to thank ceo choi and the senior director grace king for their kindness, for the hospitality. represent you in the united states senate is the high honor of my life. to represent all of the citizens of georgia in every corner of our state. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] [applause] >> as she said during my introduction, i am one of 12 children in my family, i am number 11 out of 12, and the first college graduate. clearly, my parents, both of whom were preachers, read the scripture and took it seriously, be fruitful and multiply. my dadad used to wake me up evey morning rain or shine during the school year and during the summer.ev he never allowed me to sleep late. he never allowed my siblings to sleep late. he would say wake

i don't need to tell you about crime in atlanta and you're seeing that all over the country.'ve got people like rafael warnock, glorifying inmates and felons. and we're seeing the highest crime we've seen in decades. something's got to give and you look at the border, and i see many indian-american people who are know and love and i'm so glad you game. i take-- my husband and i take care of my parents, they are now 85 and 89, they live with us. they came here from india, they came here legally. they put in the time and the price like all of the these people did. my mom, every night at dinner, is so offended at the illegal immigration that continues to cross these borders because they knew what it was like to do it the right way. they don't want to see someone give it a pass and you look at legal immigrants, they're more patriotics than any of the liberals these days because they love america. and they came here willing to work for what they need. but you look at rafael warnock, he believes in sanctuary cities, he believes in amnesty, believes in getting rid of the rule of law

his 18th atlanta moved within a half game of the first place, metz. is playing the first of a texas two step tonight in arlington, with the roof open on an 88 degree night. there's jumped on the rangers in the first inning there, miss garcia with two runners aboard against coal, reagan's that ball gone the asian front three and they took us seven to lead to the fifth inning. but texas clawed back. it was 77 in the ninth one out for joel payoffs. mark matthias at the plate for the rangers from the roof. you'll see matthias send everybody home. that was the second home run of the game. from matthias 8 to 7. the finals , the a's lose for the 10th time in their last 12 games. for other baseball teams. it's about the stretch run to the post season for the yankees. it's that and the aaron judge watch. before tonight. judge had gone six games without hitting a home run came to the plate tonight in the sixth inning against boston's next poveda. times are breaking ball sends it into the deepest part of fenway park. that's number 56 on the year for judge. judge

the atlanta fed has gdp at 2.6%. there's a reason for that. there's a reason that labor is holding up economic activity is strong, period >> they've been among the -- i mean, with all due respect to the atlanta fed, they've been among the worst -- >> i got to stop you scott, i'm sorry >> it's a fact -- >> i got to stop you i apologize -- >> i know you don't like when i interject facts into the conversations. but they have not been the best over the years of forecasting a quarter by quarter gdp that is just a fact. that's just a fact. >> what i observe -- i agree with your fact what i observe, however, is that that statement you just made does not get made when the atlanta fed is predicting a contraction in gdp i'm not singling you out, scott. i'm singling the world at large out. whenever the atlanta fed is predicting a contraction, everybody is running around like the hair is on fire like it's the gospel it's not the gospel. but it's the only forecasting that we have from the fed. that's why i refer to it. >> it's a growth versus value debate

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paige alexander is the ceo of the carter center in atlanta.k it launched a bipartisan initiative to help restore trust in our democracy. hi, paige. thanks for coming on. so first off, just tell us about this initiative and why it is so important. >> sure. thanks, pamela. well, the candidate principles were trusted election initiative is a cross partisan effort to really encourage candidates, political parties and voters to uphold five core doctrines of democratic elections. integrity, nonviolence, security, oversight and a peaceful transfer of power. so while it's an initiative of the carter center, it's backed by more than 50 organizations and institutions all across the political spectrum. they are essentially basic principles that encourage support for civility and fairness in our election process. they truly represent a minimum standard of behavior that americans expect to see from candidates seeking elected office, which are supported by people across the political spectrum. >> we know that hmore than half of senate candidates that are re

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case numbers are down 50% since early august and in places like atlanta where we worked closely with the public health community on the information around events like black pride the new cases of steadily declined and in dc the new cases have declined 20% on average per week since a peak in mid july. knowledge of our tools and interests in using them has increased. according to research released today from the university of pennsylvania, and knowledge of the monkeypox vaccine has jumped from 1/3 of americans to 60%. the risk profile and behaviors for monkeypox, nearly 3 quarters of americans said they would get vaccinated if exposed to monkeypox. this shows us that our work to expand knowledge of monkeypox and our tools to fight it alongside so many local health departments and other community organizations is working. we know there is a lot more to do especially for black and brown communities where the burden remains high but there's no question work we've done to rapidly increase vaccine supply, get people vaccinated, wrapup the availability of testing and treatments and educate i

up from atlanta and drive two hours. someone sets it on us -- on a flight from sfo to atlanta and allowed to go to cargo hold overnight where it is literally rotting. where putting extra time on it. >> let's make sure everyone gets this. you say you have seen instances of something being put in cargo hold when it is very likely to rot? >> that is correct. if the kidney arrives after 10:00 p.m. at the atlanta airport it goes to cargo hold. we discovered that and made calls to the airlines ourselves and after several calls the airlines were mortified, not understanding that was what was happening and had their manager meet our courier. we were able to get the kidney out of cargo hold. this went on before we figured out what was happening. essentially, they flight in. it sits in cargo hold and comes out the next morning to catch the next flight. instead thinking outside the box, instead of getting to atlanta, it is drivable to birmingham. >> that sounds way too logical for what unos is often up to. please go ahead. >> so, f

for having me it's ali n day and a busy week for president biden meeting with the world champion atlanta braves winning the world series last year and throughout much of the administration gets to ht at the white house it's a fun and lighthearted event that's an entrance into a more serious week for the white house president biden has enough appearances were he will try to highlight the accomplishments ahead of —- m wi the run-up to the election. >> . >> on tuesday there will be a speech about healthcare cost medicare and social security what we have seenhe over the past few weeks democrats tried to put this over programs like medicare and social security. this is something they see as a political winner with those events throughout the week there is a conference for the first time in a couple of years on hunger and nutrition and health or the white house is rolling out targets to reduce hunger in the us by a drastically the next several decades. >> on the campaign trail where is the president going or where does the white house see that as an advantage? >> and what we have seen is a lot

nbc's blayne alexander has more. >> reporter: it is the familiar face of crime in atlanta. more felonies. they had 5353 previous arrests, 114 of those felfelonies. >> reporter: police say in many cases they are chasing the same criminals. chasing the same criminals. >> reporter: this victim is hiding her identity, but reliving the horrifying moment she was attacked outside of this atlanta home depot in broad daylight. police say steve white jumped into her car robbing her at knife point, someone with decades of felony convictions. >> it is so frustrating for the police, for regular citizens and me as a district attorney. >> reporter: from january to april, more than 25% of all felony arrests were people with felony convictions. more than 1400 are on the streets or in the courts. >> records were not accurately kept. the prosecutor may be standing before the judge and it may only show one conviction on that record. but when you dig a little bit deeper, you learn this person has three, four, five, six convictions. >> reporter: that's why the county has created a new unit to tr

over 1,000 shots were administered oakland provided over 4,000 shots at black friday in atlanta. and we recently were notified that the administrator had an additional dose in the days and events following the pride last month. a total of vaccine administration as part of the pilot program to 11,000 doses who might not have otherwise gotten a shot we continue to build on this work for large and small across the a country which we will talk about more. stepping backee we are seeing te impact of the administration's comprehensive strategy in the latest case trends and other promising data points. overall a new case numbers are down 50% sincegu early august ad in places like atlanta whereth we've worked closely with the public health community and information around events like black pride, the cases have steadily declined and in dc 20% on average per week since the peak in mid july and knowledge of the tools and interests have increased. more than two thirds understand the risk profilepo and behavior and nearly three quarters said they would get vaccinated if exposed. this shows th

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and later, why the niners are fg a federal lawsuit with a connecn to the atlanta falcons. the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. like hies. 27portgang tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27. >> new at 11:00, a 42-year-old man has been arrested in connecn with a fatal stabbing at a san francisco bart station plaza. according to bart police, on aut 28th, a man was stabbed during an argument right in front of te 24th street and mission bart station. the violence came just one week after community members members knocked down temporary fencing, blocking off the plaza. the plaza. bart put up the barricades to crack down on the sale of stolen goods and the drg market. > >> we're also learning a construction worker was killed by a roll away vehicle in the upscale peninsula city of hillb. police are calling it a tragic dent. > >> and more than seven months after alex

if the kidney arrives after 10 pm at the atlanta airport, it goes to critical hold. we discovered that and made calls to the airlines ourselves and after several calls to the airlines, they were mortified, not understanding that that was happening, and actually had their manager meet our career and we were get the kidney out of cargo hold. this went on before we figured out what was happening. essentially, they fly it, and it's just incredible, hold comes up the next morning, we catch the next flight. instead of thinking outside the box, if you just get it to atlanta, it's drivable to birmingham, those hours make -- >> it sound way too logical for what we're unos up to. >> from our perspective, will be one understands why have we not engage experts in applied mathematics -- and why haven't we engage the experts and logistics around transportation. i think of the faa for example. what a remarkable entity. that every day, thousands of flights across the u.s. are in the air at the same time and don't crash into each other. and they know exactly were given plain. isn't i

she joins us now from atlanta.t this term rural black belt means there and then why does abrams say this is key to her success in november? >> well, aaron, we're talking about rural voters. just basically voters outside of atlanta. but specifically when it comes to the rural black belt, we're talking about an area that has a large population of african american voters. these are the counties that typically would go red. that typically would be republican counties. but when i spoke with stacy abrams, she said those are the places that they're placing a lot of focus because she's looking at the individual votes, she says, not specifically the counties. but she says individual votes that make up the election. here's what i asked her in terms of how crucial georgia is not only when we talk about the gubernatorial race but just in terms of the national landscape. take a look. how crucial is georgia? >> georgia is often a lead on what's going to happen across the country. we saw in georgia's transformation long before th

first, let's get you to rosemary church at cnn center in atlanta. rosemary. >> thank you so much, becky. we'll talk to you soon. >>> russia is on the run in eastern ukraine but still launching attacks in the south. ukrainian official says at least two people are dead in nikolaiv near the black sea after it came under heavy shelling today. this comes after senior aide to ukraine's president said a counter offensive against russia is slowing but not stopping. he says troops are fighting to retake control of the city of lyman in the donetsk region. there are still pockets of fighting in the east. russians are looting as they pull further back. ukrainian sources are seizing abandoned russian weapons, vehicles and ammo. russia still holds huge chunks of ukrainian territory and the collapse of kremlin forces in the east does not mean they're gone for good but the pentagon says a number of russian forces are crossing back into russia. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy now says some 8,000 square kilometers, roughly 3,000 square miles, have been recapt

drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >>> a federal jury has found singer r.lty on multiple charges of child pornography and enticement. he was acquitted on several other charges. the jury heard three weeks worth of testimony including from a woman who said kelly sexually abused her and recorded the interactions when she was just 14. kelly's attorney says they may appeal the verdict. >> still to come, california fights its largest wildfire of 2022. will the weather give them any help in containing the blaze? that story after the break. but . she took mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sosore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, laststs for hours. why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great ratesfrom usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >>> califor

we're waiting now for brian kemp to give a press briefing out of atlanta. >> dana: one of the things the governor said, the president of the united states had granted the request for a disaster declaration for nine of the counties but the governor had told the president this morning in a phone call they'll have to expand it to additional counties because of the storm's path as the ferocity went across the central florida area. >> bill: i want to say it was 45 minutes ago we first received our daylight images that were suspended above the ground. that's important for us to gauge and for you to see what is left over from some of these barrier islands. we'll share that with you throughout the morning. governor desantis will join us in a few moments. we have a great team across florida. janice dean has not left. she is in our fox extreme weather center. brandi campbell is live in orlando. robert ray has been up for hours, robert. good morning and based on what governor desantis said a moment ago, how do you assess your situation there? >> i am thrilled to hear the governor and officials

well, if you live in atlanta, your noisily four-legged friend could cost you cash. city council now says a $150 fine is in order for a dog owner whose pup is caught barking fo longer than ten minutes without a 20-second break between barks. very specific. the city's nuisance animal ordinance used to apply to pet noises lasting longer than 20 minutes. but one city councilman called that unreasonable. now there are exceptions bad barking at a vet hospital? that gets a pass or at animal welfare organizations. but anywhere else, look out. it seems others can complain about your dog if they live or work within a thousand feet radius of your pet and repeat offenses? the city says they could cite up to a thousand dollars. and it's not just dogs the ordinance also applies to any pet that meows, whines, crows, or anything else, because in atlanta, pet noises are high priority thanks, atlanta. >>> 60 seconds left on a race to the finish vladimir putin was supposed to give a surprise prime-time speech to the russian people after a major setback in the battlefield in ukraine bu

>> reporter: well, tom, that flood watch here in atlanta will actually end later tonight, but the threat continues across the northeast in fact, some people there could see up to three more inches of rain and meanwhile, several states will actually see some of those flood alerts stretch well into tomorrow afternoon. tom? >> all right blayne alexander for us blayne, we appreciate it >>> and more extremes in the west tonight. more than 40 million under heat alerts as an explosive wildfire blazes a deadly path through northern california and tonight a growing risk of rolling blackouts. miguel almaguer reports from a scorching l.a. >> reporter: tonight the deadly double threat scorching california a still out-of-control wildfire in the northern end of the state and an unrelenting heat wave now bringing the highest likelihood of rolling blackouts after six days of sweltering temperatures >> it's just brutal outside. just absolutely brutal >> reporter: in the small town of weed two were killed as this explosive blaze, fueled in part by hot weather, tore across roughly 100 homes. >> i just see

alex cobb shutting down the defending world series champion atlanta.k atlanta. struck out nine in seven shutout innings, leaving with a 3-0 lead. look at the exchange here between gabe kapler and jack patel after atlanta cut the lead to one. ay from the cameras. he apologizedr the game. . > >> scott alexander to fly out wh out with a tieing run on third,g third, winning their third straight game final 3-2. back to the 49ers, bay off tomorrow and wednesday the game plan gets laid in for seattle coming in. >> they still need that win fore for the 49ers. >> beats the momentum. > >> coming up a big fail for jeff bezos blue origin. the same type of rocket that send billionaires to the edge of spe of space > >> general motors is expanding m expanding from san francisco to arizona in texas. the gm bought the self-driving car start-ups six years ago, operating in the bay area. crews started to charge for self-driving car rides in the city. the company will be making their debut within the next 90 days. > >> now to the big fail for jeffs jeff bezos blue origin. the same

atlanta hangs onto win 10-9. oakland lost five five of their last six. u.s. hope. haircuts in the stands. o, nick curios is tired of the distractions. he is sick of them. he has taken on kathanav.w about kurios staying alive with a win in the fourths set. we move onto set five. a match point. no return needed. he wins wins in five sets to reach his first career grand slam semifinal. it was a late one. te match ended close to 1:00 a.m. in new york. on the women's side. coco goff dropped the first set to caroline garcia. n, in the second set, goff's return return here goes just a little bit long. garcia wins the long rally. and won in straight sets to advance to her first career grand slam. wnba playoffs. sue bird trying to keep her career alive at least one more game. a little over a minute let. seatt, vegas, tied at 87. chelsea grayw about the deep three to give vegas the lead? she was born in hayward. and she had a night. sd 31 points. aces are victorious, 97-92. they advance the wnba finals and sue bird's legendary 21 year career that started the same year that y

the busiest airports are expected to be in atlanta, denver, and los angeles.nday will be the busiest day to return with 2.6 million travelers expected to fly back home. >>> meantime, off-duty airline pilots launched nationwide protests yesterday. they walked the picket line at more than a dozen airports in cities including chicago, atlanta, and dallas. pilots are demanding better pay and working conditions saying staffing shortages have caused fatigue and led to cancelations and delays. >>> an e. coli outbreak continues to grow, and twitter is almost ready to roll out a long-awaited feature. bradley blackburn has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: stocks ticked up to start the month of september breaking several days of losses. the dow closed up 146 points, the nasdaq was down 31, and the s&p 500 was up 12 points. >>> an e. coli outbreak has sickened at least 97 people in six states. the cdc says many reported falling ill after eating romaine lettuce on sandwiches at wendy's. investigators are now working to confirm the so

residence ran into the streets for safety. buildings and infrastructure were damaged in the city of atlanta and nina. on the pacific coast, the quake happened on the anniversary to devastating lakes united he $5.20. 17 taliban has released an american citizen in exchange for an ask on the tribal leader. actually by she knows i was serving life in the u. s. prison on drug charges or contracts at mark fairfax. i have been detained in afghanistan since early 2020 in ukraine. the russian back to mer in the eastern city of don't yet is accusing ukrainian forces or killing 13 people after selling the area to children are set to be among the casualties. or u. s. judge has thrown out to baltimore mans murder conviction in the case highlighted by one of the most popular podcasts ever. at 9, i had spent nearly 23 years in jail accused of killing his ex girlfriend, fired is being released into home detention. the decision is to be made within weeks on that, whether he's to face a re trial or be declared innocent or re investigation revealed that the original prosecutors and the subsequent prosecutors

>> atlanta, georgia. >> delgado is going to atlanta. while in el paso, they need orientation and that's why they opened the migrant welcome center three weeks ago where multiple buses, chartered and paid for by the city of el paso are chartered to go to chicago and new york. she's hoping to reunite with family and has no money. inside the airport at midnight an odd sense of normalcy the delgado children haven't seen in a month. access to crayons and toys. >> how difficult is it for you to know that your children don't have their mother? >> it's really tough to grow up without a mother. his mother died when he was 9. >> reporter: despite the struggles for these three families. >> very thankful. >> reporter: just being on umpt s. soil is a dream come true. the question is, will the migrants be allowed to stay in the united states and the answer to that question is, it depends. they all have to go through immigration proceedings and asylum or other types of relief are not guaranteed. rosa flores, cnn, el paso, texas. >> reporting from rosa

shots were administered at oakland pride and over 4,000 shots were administered at black friday in atlanta. and we recently were notified that charlotte administrated another 1500 doses in the days and events following charlotte pride last month. with the total vaccine doses to nearly 11,000. these efforts are reaching black and brown communities, a top priority of this administration. by vaccining thousands of people at high-risk who might not otherwise have gotten a shot, this program is working to advance equity and combat this outbreak. we continue to build on this work by making additional vaccines available for large and small equity interventions across the country. which the doctor will talk about more. stepping back, we're seeing the impact of thissed a -- of the administration's comprehensive strategy to fight monkeypox and the latest case trends and other promising data points. overall, new case numbers are down nearly 50% since early august. and in places like atlanta where we've worked closely with the public health community to surge vaccines and information around events lik

and later, why the niners are fg a federal lawsuit with a connecn to the atlanta falcons. >> new at 11:00, a 42-year-old man has been arrested in connecn with a fatal stabbing at a san francisco bart station plaza. according to bart police, on aut 28th, a man was stabbed during an argument right in front of te 24th street and mission bart station. the violence came just one week after community members members knocked down temporary fencing, blocking off the plaza. the plaza. bart put up the barricades to crack down on the sale of stolen goods and the drg market. > >> we're also learning a construction worker was killed by a roll away vehicle in the upscale peninsula city of hillb. police are calling it a tragic dent. > >> and more than seven months after alexis gabe vanished, her family picked up her car, the one police believe her boyfriend boyfriend dumped after killing . her family is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to her remains. jones later died in a shoot out with police. > >> now to the storm watch, the remnants of tropical storm kay s kicking up more wild w

alex cobb shutting down the defending world series champion atlanta.k atlanta.eaving with a 3-0 lead. look at the exchange here between gabe kapler and jack patel after atlanta cut the lead to one. ay from the cameras. he apologizedr the game. . > >> scott alexander to fly out wh out with a tieing run on third,g third, winning their third straight game final 3-2. back to the 49ers, bay off tomorrow and wednesday the game plan gets laid in for seattle coming in. >> they still need that win fore for the 49ers. >> beats the momentum. > >> coming up a big fail for jeff bezos blue origin. the same type of rocket that send billionaires to the edge of spe of space the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one cho

here at home where two georgia deputies were shot and killed while serving a warrant in suburban atlanta >>> four people are dead after a 19-year-old went on a rampage while live streaming some of his attacks on social media. >>> and the nfl season is up and running with the buffalo bulls taking on the super bowl-defending champions, rams "early today" starts right now >>> good morning to you, i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. the world is mourning the death of queen elizabeth she spent 70 years on the throne during times of great upheaval and british newspapers are showing love and grief throngs of mourners gathered at buckingham palace upon hearing the news some breaking into song with the royal anthem "god save the queen" our kelly cobiella has a look back at the longest-reigning monarch. >> reporter: dark hours and moments of celebration queen elizabeth 2ii was born in 1926, the waning days of the british empire when it still controlled more than 20% of the globe. just seven years after the end of world war ii, tragedy struck >> tragic news reached princess elizabeth. >> report

governor declaring a state of emergency after heavy rain triggered a flash flooding northwest of atlanta. up to 14 inches fell in just 24 hours in parts of floyd county. >> the road, of course, is right here. >> so you're stuck. >> yeah. >> reporter: livestock were seen struggling to find higher ground and a local animal shelter posted these pictures, showing volunteers relocating cats and dogs, in case the shelter flooded. right now, some much needed rain is moving into the northeast. we will take a closer look at your forecast in just a few minutes. >>> an urgent manhunt is underway after a be at aing rampage in canada. at least 15 people were killed and ten injured. nearby residents were told to shelter in place. police report at least 13 crime scenes. investigators are looking for two suspects. damion sands and miles sanderson. >> it appears some of the victim may be targeted and some may be random. to speak to a motive would be extremely difficult at this point in time. we will focus on that aspect of it. >> this is one of the deadliest mss killings in canadian history. prime minist