this includes downtown atlanta, the airports. if you've got some flights going out, you may want to double-check on that. all of this area dealing with extremely heavy rainfall, the one bit of good news for atlanta is we should start to see a lot of the rain generally lift from this area in about the next hour or two farther to the north and much of western north carolina. i mean, pretty much most of the western portion of the state is entirely under some level of a flash flood emergency. we've seen extreme amounts of rainfall here some of these areas, seven to 12 inches of rain in just the last several hours. that is lee, it's piling up so you're seeing it not only cover the roadways, they've also had water rescues there and landslides in much of western north carolina as well. again, the rain is not done for some of these areas, especially western north carolina, it's going to be at least a couple more hours before they finally start to see the bulk of that rain begin to move back out. we're starting to see the heavier rain spr

first responders in atlanta.aving a baby and a couple of dogs in a dramatic high water rescue. >> lawrence: here's the moment the storm made landfall in florida. fox weather mike seidel was live on air. >> whoa, did you see that power flash, ari? >> i was surprised. >> here comes another one. there goes another one. holy -- oh my gosh. that was three or four right there. i thought it was lightning. there goes another one. >> this is incredible. >> i have never seen that many power flashes back-to-back-to-back in my career. >> ainsley: transformers. janice dean is tracking the storm. fox weather bill van dylan in atlanta flash flood warning. team rubicon on the ground. art de la cruise will join us in just a few minutes but we start with fox weather's michael he is at this may live in tampa. michael, what does it look like there? i have friends who live there and their basements have been flooded. >> yeah, guys, good morning, it's basements that have been flooded. it is parking garages that have been flooded and h

here's a picture from atlanta specifically, ari, i know you just moved to new york from the atlanta area probably have the the best insight on the atlanta metro and how it's going to take on halloween, at least from my perspective. >> the one that always comes to mind is 20, 24 years ago, it was toward the end of the year. i think this was in october, if i'm not mistaken. maybe it was maybe it was november. that's video from asheville, north carolina, by the way. but there was the remnants of this storm, hurricane zeta, you remember zeta that came well inland. and i got to tell you, you know, i've been storm chasing a lot. i've seen tornadoes and all this kind of stuff. that was the scariest storm i've ever been in the remnants of zeta, because i had, you know, little kids at the time. they were upstairs in their bedrooms. i was kind of excited as a weather enthusiast. i'm like, oh, cool, it's going to be a wind event. i want to experience this. but then all of a sudden big branches started coming down on the roof and i had to, you know, wake the kids up, wake my wife up, brought everybo

jonathan serrie is atlanta. hoping they can fill out some more things as we are watching close-ups on the ground of the movement. people pulling up. slower footsteps. jonathan, you had said that. the suspect in custody. >> yeah, with the suspect in custody. tensions are lowering. all of the lockdown continues authority say that the school building has been cleared and now students are being released to their parents. families that need bus service. they say that the bus service will also be available. again, one person in custody. local station fox 5 atlanta reporting that two patients were seen being loaded onto helicopters, being taken to area hospitals. we know that one patient arrived all the way to grady hospital which is located in downtown atlanta about 40 miles away from the town of winder. grady has a very reputable well-regarded level 1 trauma center. there's a saying in atlanta that if you are a gunshot victim and you make it alive to grady, you will survive. that is how well-regarded this levelevel 1

that's about an hour north west or west of atlanta. this is about 50 miles outside of atlanta.ou're looking live at the football field where we're told that many of the students were told to evacuate when some sort shooting happened inside the school or on school grounds. the sheriff's office issued a statement saying one suspect is now in custody, and there are, quote, casualties reported. we do not know the extent of those casualties. we saw just a moment ago, as you look at the live pictures, ground pictures from the scene and the heavy police presence outside appalachia high school right now. we saw one person being rolled out on a stretcher, but we understand that there are multiple injuries involved here. we're not certain if anyone has has succumbed to their injuries at this point, but that is something that we're trying to follow for you and new information that the fbi atlanta division says agents have responded to the scene, are investigating what happened here on the shot. earlier, we did see what appeared to be students queuing up on the school grounds, and there we

catastrophic flooding atlanta area, northeast of atlanta, some language being used in southern appalachianshistoric, catastrophic, never happened before, prepare in advance, leave the area, potential for flooding here, as well as ohio and tennessee river valley, where the remnants of helene are going to stall. heavy rain in and around middle tennessee toward louisville and indianapolis. imminent danger and atlanta, georgia and carolinas, we'll be broadcasting all day today. we had landfall overnight of helene, here are wind gusts in georgia and florida, 100 miles per hour. look at this, a big story. 3 million people without power in florida, but georgia and carolinas. that is going to be another concern. not just power out for a couple of days, could see power outages for beaks and we have not seen the damage yet where this storm made landfall, category 4 along big bend of florida. largest storm ever recorded. 5 to 600 miles wide. maximum sustained winds are 60 miles per hour, i'm concerned it will stall over tennessee and kentucky and we're getting incredible amounts of rain over the mount

atlanta, georgia. let's get right to cnn senior national correspondent ryan young, who is there, ryan, give me a sense of what you're seeing pounded by rain right now, this is probably the heaviest amount of rain that we've received in the last four or five hours or so, we believe that rain total now is above eight inches with the last 48 hours or so, this was a very dry city for the last 60 days. >> we've got a cold front that came through, dropped a lot of rain, and now we have this additional rain coming from the storm. want to point at a distance here you can see we're at an apartment complex. that is it dealt with flooding issues and you can see those cars over there that are underwater that gives you just how dangerous this has been recently. but we want to show you this video from an early morning water rescue that has taken place just in the last hour or so. we know 25 rescues have been performed by the london fire department. they've had boats to go rescue citizens from their homes or their ap

let's go to atlanta.esident is speaking. >> and not have our government telling her what to do. yes, we must trust women. and we all know how we got here. when donald trump was president, he hand selected three members of the united states supreme court. the court of thurgood and rbg. with the intention that they would overturn the protections of roe v. wade and as he intended, they did. and now more than 20 states have trump abortion bans, extremists that have passed laws that criminalize health care providers, doctors and nurses and punished women. in two states of those states, they provide for prison for life. prison for life. for health care providers, for simply providing reproductive care, the dear they so earnestly and rightly believe must be delivered. all trump abortion bans -- and think about this, many of these bans make no exception even for rape and incest. now, many of you know i started my career as a prosecutor, specializing in crimes of violence against women and children. what many of y

but look at what it is doing now in atlanta a flash flood emergency can see in place for atlanta, eight inches of rain there so far, several inches more expected the mayor, andre dickens told us moments ago, stay inside, do not go out on the road boats in atlanta right now because those pictures right there, that is what you will face rising dangerous waters you know what we're going to check in with florida governor ron desantis to get an update on what the storm did in this state. listen which took a similar track. it was similar strength, maybe a little bit weaker. but you are seeing significantly more stern storm surge in places like tampa bay. we're also saw major storm surge, of course, in the big bend region. we did report that there was a traffic fatality last night we also this morning can report that there's been another fatality reported in dixie county due to a tree falling on the home during the storm overnight, as soon as the storm as soon as it was safe to do and even in many cases probably wasn't perfectly safe to do. search and rescue operations were conducted to help p

war so -- atlanta laura.er and some of the guys, there's a podcast and i talked about the robbery and they just had to make a film of it so we are putting flash on the mythological bones of the factual robbery. >> stephen: it's called "fight night: the million dollar heist." are you doing the fighting with a heisting? >> samuel: i'm being robbed. >> stephen: again, not something i would recommend based on your characters i've seen in the past, not the most lighthearted guys. >> samuel: yeah. >> stephen: we have a clip are you being robbed at this point? what's going on in this clip? >> samuel: i'm not being robbed. i'm questioning kevin hart's character whose name is jake and man. >> stephen: chicken man. is that based on a real person? >> samuel: based on a real person. chicken man is based on the fact, did he rob me? my character's name was frank who was a big gangster from new york who went to atlanta for the fight. >> stephen: jim. >> are you with me, chicken? i don't let nobody -- when i pull this trigge

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it's 40 miles outside of atlanta. as you just heard, the georgia governor brian kemp is directing all available resources to that school's campus right now. you can see the pictures we are getting. the chopper view from above. a lot of police presence and other emergency vehicles on scene right now. we want to get to nbc news correspondent anne thompson joining us alongside jim kavanaugh and former fbi assistant director frank figliuzzi right now. anne, acknowledging we are learning little bits of information, trying to get a better understanding, what's the best information you have been able to gather at this point? >> reporter: right now, we know that the high school has about 1,900 students. they are from grades 9 through 12. we have seen many of them come out of that building, the building is said to be on a hard lockdown. the governor put out this statement saying he is directed all available state resources. you can see many of them -- a great number of police at the high school to respond to the incident. he u

the metro atlanta area.aid, there's an active water rescues that are happening right now. we're still trying to get the numbers of how many people haven't rescue. do we know of several different apartment complexes that have been impacted? of course, we haven't even gotten close to first light yet. and this rain continues to fall on power outages throughout south georgia have made things pretty difficult for people in terms of being home, but this storm is really impacting georgia in a different way. it's not often that the city of atlanta deals with it's africans storm warning now we're seeing the impact of some gusty winds, power outages, and the heavy rainfall and the real concern here is the large trees because they're all over the city. you don't want them falling on power lines or into homes. we know several. >> ryan, let me pause for one second. >> brian, because we're looking live here. what appears? this will be the rescue of i think a dog here and maybe a baby as well. >> we're going to maybe re-ra

. >> sandra: live in atlanta we have the very latest of what we know right now. jonathan. >> sandor and john, at this time all schools in the district are on lockdown however this particular school building, the buildings associated with apalachee high school and barrow high school a suspect is in custody so students are being ro their parents and for those students who need a ride home, bus service will be provided this afternoon. gunfire was first reported around 10:23 a.m. this morning. officers from multiple law enforcement agencies and ems departments were dispatched to reports of an active shooter incident. two victims were seen carried into helicopters taken to area hospitals. grady hospital which is in downtown atlanta, again, 40 miles away from the shooting scene, confirms that one gunshot victim was taken to their very well regarded one trauma center. this is a multijurisdictional response that is affecting not only the entire region of north georgia but also the nation. the white house had issued a statement saying president biden has been briefed by h

. >> i'm in atlanta where a neighborhood roadway has collapsed into the sink hole here. we also talked to a woman who woke up floating in her bed in helene flood waters. >> the system now moving into the northnortheast, while the w heats up. we'll have the forecast. >> also confirmed. >> hezbollah reels from a daring israeli assassination of its leader, with fears of a major escalation. >> plus, donald trump rallies in battleground wisconsin. >> we are going to win wisconsin. we're going to defeat kamala harris. >> while kamala harris trolls trump over a second debate. >> three, two, one. >> liftoff. now ride launch today to eventually bring home the astronauts stuck in space. >> and later, pushed boundaries. how the people in this california community are making themselves right at home. >> it was in the last five years that they have really become a nuisance. >>> this is the cbs weekend news, from new york. >> good evening. i'm nancy chen. we begin with developing news on several fronts. tonight the middle east is facing a rapid intensification of tensions following is

that is a concern that even happens on the highway here in atlanta, where we have a heavy downpour of rain that just kinda pops out of the blue. so that's the concern right now when he turned in terms of trees falling, ponding, they're asking people to stay off the road. i've bolivia. the emergency channels so far outside of that one apartment complex rescue, there hasn't been any big calls, right now and no large amounts of power outages in the metro atlanta area, but that could change very suddenly. >> people heaving advice and staying home, or are they taking the risk and going out? do you expect well, that's a great question. anybody who's been in atlanta before knows there's a place called the connector were a lot of traffic merging it is into one area. it's like three highways, basically burj together that area is basically shut down right now. we have not seen a lot of cars moving through the connector as we speak. we know there have been massive but amounts of cancellations at the airport. so it seems like people are saying inside, but as you know, is called the 7:00 a.m. hour

them, including george and philip, made it to the rendezvous point, a train station just north of atlantathey gathered at midnight and waited until morning when the conductor and passengers disembarked for breakfast. that's when they made their move. quickly and quietly, they detached three box cars and a locomotive, hopped in, began moving at full speed north to tennessee. almost immediately rain made it nearly impossible to burn the tracks and bridges along the way. there were other trains on the track that were not supposed to have been there. slowing them down considerably. by then confederate forces were in hot pursuit. george and philip and the rest of the raiders didn't quit. they kept going nearly for seven hours, destroying as much track as they could along the way, and can youing as many telegraph -- and cutting as many telegraph wiser as they could. they almost made it to georgia. about 15 miles from chattanooga, they ran out of fuel and the confederates closed in. the raiders took off on foot, running and hiding in the woods. they survived there for weeks. but one by one confe

and all of that is because we have a governor who has a heart for georgia, not just for atlanta. he also has a deep passion for georgia, the school and football team, which is my wife's only bone to pick with him because her dad went to georgia tech. but we can all be basketball schools. so without further ado, our friend, the governor of the state of georgia, brian kemp. [applause] gov. kemp: thank you. >> so let me get the awkward question out of the way first. this past saturday that a candidate came to georgia and had some choice words for you and some of his supporters did a press conference and suggestion you might need to be in jail. how is the campaign trail going? gov. kemp: going good. i was kidding with the small audience the other day and i said we had this big storm come through the state this week, and then now we are with tropical storm debby, but we weathered both of them. we are doing great in the state, and there's a lot of noise out there, as you can imagine, a lot of distractions, which in my opinion is not what we need to be doing right now in the presidentia

we have seen it in georgia, in athens, atlanta, and around the state. that was the new criminal justice reform. but going back to the constitution georgia, it is the paramount duty of government is the protection of person and property. that means i don't care your race, gender, sexual orientation, where you live or where you are from, you deserve to be safe. but what was happening was a lot of were saying they don't want to do it. you don't like the law, fine, but run for congress. that is how we change the laws. in georgia we did it differently. thank heaven for having a governor that cares about protecting all people and a legislature that does as well. 2017, we had domestic terrorism, 2019, human trafficking, 2022, gangs, and now in 2024 we have organized retail crime. because all georgians deserve to be safe. and if da's do not do their job, the state legislature has to come in. think about this, who are the communities most often terrorized by gangs and violent crime? lower income, racially diverse immigrant populations. who are the communities th

police and parents racing to the scene outside atlanta. students rushed from the building, their hands in the air. tonight, what we're learning about the 14-year-old student now charged with murder. and you will see the sheriff who late today was nearly overcome while talking to reporters. what he declared. >>> vice president kamala harris addressing the shooting in new hampshire, saying, it doesn't have to be this way. donald trump calling the alleged shooter a sick and deranger monster what both harris and trump said today about their high sir high stakes debate now just six days away, right here on abc. and the other developing headline just moments ago, liz cheney now saying she'll vote for kamala harris. >>> tonight, the biden administration hitting russia with new sanctions, accusing moscow of interfering in the presidential election already. tonight, you will see the alleged russian propaganda already at work here in the u.s. aimed at influencing voters' opinions, they say. >>> tonight, the flash flood threat in several states, up t

so that's the concern here this is atlanta. very heavy rainfall.veral inches you have rain in a very short period of time. tornadoes, of course, will also be a risk. but, also, remember, this happened overnight. so we are not going to see the scope of the damage until throughout the day. camera people can't get through. this is a major storm. and very large one of if not the largest storms they have ever experienced in the gulf of mexico. at least 500 miles wide. and we had hurricane force winds for central georgia. we're not done yet. don't let your guard down. i mean, prayers for the southeast right now. >> lawrence: janice, real quickly, because as we watched this rescue operation that's happening in atlanta, you know this all too well. your husband did this for years when it documents these rescue operations. that under current, that's why they have the line there, the-to-catch them just from case. can wipe any person that's even trying to rescue those people, right? >> janice: right. i worry that our first responders are being pulled in so man

even we heard from the mayor of atlanta. this is the atlanta mayor who sent his prayers to the students, the staff, the families affected by yet another senseless act of violence. he did point out that he's been directing extra patrols around atlanta schools just out of an abundance of caution. of course, probably wanting to put that out there in case people did notice the extra patrols and didn't want that speculation to start rumors. so we know that there has been heavy police presence. for those who are just joining just to remind you, winder, georgia, is situation between athens, georgia and atlanta. there is a lot of increase in patrols, a lot of increase in security in surrounding schools and districts and the nearby cities just to be extra safe here. we're still waiting to find out again, two killed, four injured. we do not know the combination, whether they were students, teachers, or a combination of both. we know one suspect in custody. we do not know if that suspect is among that number there. to recap again, 19,0

massive construction projects outside of metro atlanta. and if you ever listen to me, living in macon, georgia, driving between there and the beach off and on i-16, the most desolate stretch of interstate outside of montana. and if there are light beers of the legislature here, there should be no speed limit on that road but that is the point. in rural georgia were there used to sbe nothing, there are massive construction projects because the governor of the state of georgia decided instead of being the governor of atlanta and north of i-20, there was actually this whole expanse of a state that also deserved good jobs for people so they also want crowding into atlanta and further destroying traffic. and it has worked. if you drive from here to savannah, georgia. go to macon and head on i-16. you will see one of the most massive construction project in the country. there is a massive hyundai factory being built for their hybrid and electric vehicles. there are projects happening all over the state and rural parts of the state. in parts of t

the electric vehicles in atlanta, georgia and austin, texas.is interesting because of elon musk's presence. it seems they are trying to have a foot stop. uber will not only manage the technology of the app but it will manage services such as cleaning and repairing these vehicles. there planning on the fleet in these areas to expand significantly. this deal will take place early next year. it does help uber pivot to being a platform for commercializing autonomous cars. uber is already doing quite well. if we take a look at the subscribers, this is moving in the right direction over the last number of years. more than five years. the last quarter, more than 100 50 million subscribers for uber so you have to believe with this expansion of the exclusive deal between uber and waymo in atlanta, georgia and austin, texas it will help this trajectory. scarlet: the future is coming to driverless cars in atlanta and austin. the ugly truth about student athletes getting paid because sometimes they do not. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg ma

, you see all that blue atlanta and the suburbs. that's more than six in ten votes statewide come from the atlanta metro area. so if you can run it up there, you offset all this trump red in the rural areas, georgia, just a fascinating state when you come to the demographics, let me just bring this out here and stretch it out for you hear white voters are about half of the electorate a little bit more than that, but 31%, that's a high percentage. one of the highest in the country. black voters, joe biden won more than eight in ten of those close to nine in ten in those harris has to do that. latino votes about 10% of the population. joe biden won two-thirds of those. harris has to do that. and i would keep an eye on this, not just in georgia, but in some of the battleground other battleground states, the asian population in the united states states is growing and it's growing in influence as a political force and swing voters. and you see there in georgia as well, harris trending well there at the moment, we'll see where we end up s

nbc's priya sridhar is live in atlanta for us. >> reporter: that's right. here in atlanta, there was a flood emergency issued. that's extremely rare. sometimes we see flood watches and flood warnings, but a flood emergency is something that people in atlanta basically never see. that's because of what happened right behind me here. this is one of several neighborhoods here in atlanta that's basically completely submerged. if you take a look at the mailbox behind me in the o vehicle, you can see just how deep that water is. many residents were able to get out overnight, as they discovered their homes were flooded. others ended up getting stranded inside their homes today awaiting rescue teams to come and take them out. there were dozens of swift water rescues. fire crews going door to door, asking people to evacuate. this is still very much an ongoing problem right now. also, those heavy wind gusts that you mentioned, knocking down power, leaving about a million people here in georgia without power. governor kemp, of course, issuing a state of emergency here

and would take place at the networks studios in atlanta. cnn's steve contorno is in wilmington, north carolina, where trump is about to take the stage so do we know whether he has received notice of of this notification from the vice president accepting the offer from cnn we're still waiting to get word on whether the trump campaign is aware of the invite and will hi, there or not he intends to participate in look these two candidates have been back and forth over debates ever since vice president harris replaced joe biden on the ticket and trump himself so has waffled on whether he wants more than one debate against harris. >> he had previously suggested that he would do debates on fox news once focused ones so we are hosted by nbc, but after that first debate, when harris came out of her with her strong performance, and immediately challenged the former president to other debate. he came out and said, look, the only people who want to debate again are the people who leaves first debates. and so i don't think that i should go out and do an

is you said 80 a kilometers north, east of atlanta, a suspect is in custody. they have confirmed that. so the situation is over and from the hospital. we have heard that they are treating is several gunshot victims . and this officer swamp is a campus and as we also saw from several, a pictures and videos on social media, the students were rushed for shelter in a football stadium and several videos from outside the school showed several ambulances. the launch active, a police presence, at least one medical helicopter could also be seen lifting a patient from the scene. and what we've also heard from the white house here in washington is it present by and has been briefed by his homeland security advisor on this tragic is shooting at the high school. and he said, and i quote that his administration will continue coordinating with federal, state, and local officials, as officials, as we receive more information. also the bureau of investigation in georgia is already taking up and the investigation after the shooting. thank you so much for that. update that his d

guest: focusing on areas outside of atlanta. for ever, use our just focus on atlanta. then you saw former president trump, his rallies are in rural areas like peer week, georgia, rome. the whole state of georgia has become a battleground payment that is what you saw, basically some of the messaging from vice president harris. host: i imagine with states still up and play, you are seeing outside forces come to support both candidates. give us a sense of who is coming in, the money being provided here? guest: you just have to look at my emailed. there is always a surrogate coming to the state, today, tomorrow, secretary, cabinet secretary in the biden administration. you have the human rights campaign president coming down to georgia. today we had an afl-cio leader leaving you are seeing surrogate after surrogate come to the state to make their argument for both sides. host: as far as ground campaigns are concerned, what are you seeing? guest: first of all, you are seeing lots of campaign office is open on both sides. you are seeing a lot of volunteer sign up on both sid

as you mentioned, a rare flash flood emergency issued here in atlanta.ly it's a watch or warning, but it was escalated to an emergency. the hours for that were extended. we're also dealing with the same things that priscilla was talking about. governor kemp sadly just issued a press conference recently, saying the death toll here in georgia has increased to 11 fatalities,ic as a result of falling trees on both cars and homes, jose. >> so, bill, you know, we've been talking about this for some time. it was such a rapidly -- it gained force so rapidly, but this has been drenching entire parts of -- look at georgia, and south carolina, and, of course, northern florida. how is it possible this is continuing to cause so much damage? >> jose, i would estimate like 90% of the damage has been from water. there is wind damage. as we said, the eye made landfall in a relatively unpopulated area. the surge hit an extremely populated area, and then the inland rainfall, atlanta heading up into the mountains of north carolina. down to greenville, south carolina. we jus

for those familiar with atlanta, we're seeing flooding occur on the northern part of atlanta, next to of another creek, the nancy creek which got pounded by water. it wasn't just helene, it's been raining in atlanta since bend from a completely unrelated storm event, so we are seeing the most rainfall here in atlanta that we have seen in 150 years. the ground was already saturated, and helene coming in just made matters much worse. >> priya, thank you. >>> what is next for mayor eric adams as calls are piling up for him to resign? >>> kamala harris is running head first into a real trouble spot for her campaign. what her message will be to voters skeptical about the vp's effort at the southern border. don't go anywhere. ere. ♪♪ making hard to reach. so easy! swiffer, [wow!] the mother of all cleans! ♪♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! getting a fresh deal at subway has never been easier. just buy any

dave malkoff in atlanta, thank you. now to florida, where helene roared ashore in the big bend region overnight as the most powerful storm to ever hit that part of the state. cbs's jason allen is on the ground. and jason, what are you seeing tonight? >> reporter: good evening, maurice. this community has been hit by three hurricanes now, three hurricanes in 13 months, and this one clearly hit the hardest. it destroyed some buildings that had survived those other storms. florida was rocked by helene's first punch, making landfall late thursday as a dangerous category 4 hurricane, with 140 mile-per-hour winds and up to 14 inches of rain. in the midst of the storm off sanibel island, this coast guard crew made a daring rescue, saving a man and his dog who were stranded on his 36-foot sailboat, taking on water. >> we have a lot of damage throughout the state. water mostly on the west coast and the peninsula. >> reporter: in steinhatchee, 48 hours earlier, storm-weary residents had prayed helene would miss them, but watersid

brad cunard owns littles food store in atlanta, part neighborhood grocery, part grill.i lost a lot of customers, yeah. >> reporter: inflation has kicked the little guy like you pretty hard. >> very hard. we have been kicked all over the curb. >> reporter: over the last five years, america's food prices jumped 27%. for consumers like doni jones. >> i think it's us not holding our leaders accountable for making sure our economy is doable and safe for middle-class people. >> reporter: take this basket of groceries. so what's the damage? >> $55.24. >> reporter: five years ago that would have been... $12 less? >> yep. >> reporter: so the wine has to go if you want to stay on budget. >> absolutely. which is not as much fun. >> reporter: inflation has cooled, now at 2.5%. but since 2019, eggs up 126%. bread up 54%. milk up 30%. >> we will rapidly defeat inflation. we are going to bring your prices down. >> reporter: donald trump has offered few specifics on lowering those prices. he's pushing across-the-board tariffs, especially on chinese imports and cutting corporate taxes.

my national science foundation awarded $2 million to clark atlanta university.urther work in the chips network, semiconductor research and development and a workforce capacity at hbcu's. this is in addition to last week's announcement of $10.5 million from national science foundation grants to facilitate stem research at more than a dozen hbcu's including central state university, project to build a semiconductor capacity. i am also excited to announce that four hbcu's, valley state university, russ college, savannah state university and shaw university are receiving an additional critical funding to boost their stem programs, prepare their students for incredible opportunities. moving forward, i am encouraged -- i have encouraged semiconductor companies companies to create and expand partnerships with hbcu's as they invest in american manufacturing. vice president harris and the national space council she leads are ensuring the federal government and industry partners collaborate on opportunities for space related technology, the future. folks, my office of sci

just northeast of atlanta, atlanta proper but also decater up to parts of georgia and south carolina/north carolina. you do not want to get in the car and drive in the next couple of hours. >> michael: ginger, thank you for that. let's go to victor oquendo in perry, florida. the storm made landfall as a powerful category 4 hurricane. victor, you are already seeing some of the damage. >> reporter: we are. good morning, michael. we made our way to perry from tallahassee. it's about an hour to the east. there were downed trees lining the entire route. perry is the closest city to where helene made landfall. packing wind gusts of maximum 99 miles per hour. look at all of this mangled metal, even taking this green street sign along with it. this was part of a roof from a building that's a block away. a church being used as a shelter. we checked. thankfully, rebecca, they're all doing okay. >> rebecca: 99 miles per hour winds. okay, victor. thank you. one of the biggest concerns here from the hurricane is the storm surge. whit johnson is in tampa, where it hit a record level. good morning,

the big one on nbc over atlanta. but they have some of the best spirit in the game.ground. mercedes-benz stadium is an engineering marvel. the best way to take it in from above. yes, i went down to atlanta to meet the mascot who flies over the air over tens of thousands of screaming fans before every falcons home game, and i got a chance to see the stadium the way that only he does. >> reporter: moments before "sunday night football" kicked started just two years ago, but soon became a fan favorite. >> how wild does this place go when they realize freddie off in atlanta, the falcons mascot freddie made his epic entrance, soaring through the sky. it's a new tradition that started just two years ago, but soon became a fan favorite. >> how wild does this place go when they realize freddie is in the rafters and the show is about to start. >> almost as if the team is running out. hey, look, here comes freddie. >> reporter: with all eyes trained on freddie high above, you can't help but notice the one-of-a-kind engineered roof. >> it is an engineering feat. >> it is. it's

the cases in georgia, of course, outrage full of l reports from atlanta. harris's campaigning, every on promising to reintroduce abortion rights tool. women couple of hers wasn't even meant to be in atlanta on fridays. but georgia is strict abortion laws now blamed for the debts of 2 women, brought it here at the last minute. we know that at least 2 women and those are only the stories we know here in the state of georgia, a died died because of a trumpet portion of their 41 year old kenzie miller died from complications after taking out a portion pail. her family said she was terrified of going to hospital a case she ended up in jail after rosie wade was overturned. that was the little guaranteeing. any woman the rights to an abortion 28 year old and sole is 10 abortion pill out of state. and developed severe side effects, which doctors would not treat in case that you felt filed of the law of the 20 hours of agonizing paid sepsis, an organ failure. she passed away, leaving a young son behind. an official state committee found had death was preventable. my sister was allowed to supp

so atlanta close to a foot of rain in 24 hours. some of the same areas getting hit with over a foot of rain in just 24 hours but that's on top of days of rain. so this is going to be part two and this might be the legacy of the storm because it is affecting such a widespread area. certainly category 4 worst hurricane to hit the area of the big bend. this is going to be a huge issue as we go throughout the day into the weekend and unfortunately we won't be able to get in and see the damage until the weekend or next week. we won't know the scope of this storm until days from now. >> bill: trying to find a silver lining in all this, janice. >> it was a fast-moving storm. however, as we get into the weekend, it stalls. the remnants of it, over kentucky and tennessee. >> bill: you don't want that, never. j.d., thanks. fox corporation has made a donation to the red cross hurricane helene relief efforts and continues to be an annual disaster giving program partners to enable the red cross to respond to disasters around the world. it provi

it happened yesterday in conyers, 30 miles east of atlanta.ould be seen as far as 30 miles away. a small fire on the roof was initially contained but reignited later. interstate 20 in both directions was shut down in the area. >>> california's governor vetoes a safety bill and a deadly plane crash are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the raleigh news and observer" reports five people including a child were killed when a small plane crashed at the wright brothers national memorial in north carolina. authorities say the plane crashed into the trees and caught fire saturday as the pilot attempted to land at the monument's airstrip. it commemorates the site where the wright brothers made it -- made their historic flight in 1903. the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> the "los angeles times" says california governor gavin newsom vetoed an artificial intelligence safety bill proposed by silicon valley. it would have established first in the nation safety measures for large a.i. models. it would have also established rules for deve

in some states, there's not even exceptions for victims of rape or incest for the women of atlanta . i'm much of the us, this is not just the fight for a quality. it is a fight, in some cases full their lives festival. i'll just say era. atlanta, georgia, peru has declared a state of emergency and parts of the country following a wave of forest fires. crops have been destroyed and find, find is struggling to control the places mario sanchez has more from the capital. lima amazon is burning across south america. thousands of hector's, of wild life, consumed by the fleas. usually, every region has been effected. firefighters overwhelmed the lack of equipment to fight the blazes. people losing the animals and crops are desperately helping them . they say the situation is out of control. vs we put the fires out and the next day they might again, we are leaving because we are very tired the government has sent helicopters to drop water. tens of the worst affected spots proceed in the know a lot of their knowledge is the government is in equipped that up on the look at the name of this wit

you're looking at his grandfather, jimmy carter's private office at the carter center in atlanta.hat jumps out at you? >> this was not to be a museum. this was to be a place where you got work done. but you can also see he's got his bible there. he's got his buttons. there is a grammy. >> reporter: carter is famously the peanut farmer from tiny plains, georgia who became america's 39th president. he turns 100 on tuesday. the question that everyone wants to ask is how is he doing? >> he's very limited in what he can do. he can't talk on the phone. he's following the news. when we asked him was he excited about his 100th birthday, he said i'm excited about that, but i'm really excited to vote for kamala harris. >> reporter: how does he spend his days? >> he gets up most days, and he'll spend a little bit of time with family. when he is up, he is up at and at 'em. >> reporter: most americans pal carter's one-term presidency ended in 1981. they may remember him more as humanitarian in chief. he and his wife rosalynn carter globe trotted for four decades. they built habitat houses. the

joining us now from atlanta, yamiche alcindor, and "atlanta journal-constitution" columnist, patriciaphy. what is the harris campaign hoping to accomplish with her visit there today in georgia? >> reporter: vice president harris and her campaign really want to continue to lean in on what they see are the deadly consequences of former president trump allowing and nominating those supreme court justices who overturned roe v. wade. she has been saying it over and over again on the campaign trail. she believes donald trump did this, and the this is there are women in the state and states across the country who now don't have access to what they believe is vital reproductive care, including abortions, medically necessary abortions. last night she held this live stream alongside oprah winfrey and had the family of a woman named amber thurman who was there. she was a mother to a young boy who did not get the care her family said she needed. medical professionals refused to give her care, and at some point she ended up passing away. her family was part of that live stream last night. take a l