corinth inr, then october. i you can is the beginning of a risk between grant and rose kant's that would never heal and would ultimately calls rose kant's -- rosecrans to be removed and to not be in the army when the war ended. why did this happen? pinzers also to be a movement. rosecrans was to come in from the south and grant was to come in from the north. as originally planned, grant would come in first and then engage the enemy, and rosecrans would come in from the south. that was the plan. as we all know, plans don't always go as planned. so what happened was, rosecrans was delayed in arriving. he telegraphed that to grant, and grant changed his plans. but things get curious. rosecrans never got word of those changing plans. in fact, there is a 30 hour period when there is no communication between rosecrans and the commanding general grant. rosecrans is coming in from the south and engages the confederates, there is some fighting, the confederates then, instead of being trapped, they are able to take anoth

captured on the horizon there, a massive funnel cloud in corinth, mississippi. severe damage to homes in the area. in florida, cars suddenly traps in flood waters, moving in within minutes. the person who captured this image helping to push that driver out. we are also tracking two massive tropical systems on both sides of the country. a major hurricane in the atlantic about to make landfall. but we begin with the tornado worries as we head into the evening and abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano in georgia tonight, in the middle of the damage. rob? >> reporter: david, americans up and down the east coast are bracing for these storms. they came through georgia this morning with tremendous force. these storms have turned deadly. and they're not over yet. the storms started been dawn in atlanta. high winds, hail and at least one confirmed tornado. >> it was in here and out of here as quickly as it came. it was blinding fast. >> reporter: this family is lucky to be alive. with just minutes warning, rushing their family to shelter as the tornado went right over

. >> do you have legal authority to corinth teen people? >> i know that it is controversial.roup that he came in contact, the lady with some children, have all agreed to this. we have not been able, it is not important enough to do that with the other folks. some of that is self isolation. the state has given us the authority to do that. >> you have one patient in one hospital with confirmed ebola. >> i think dallas has great medical resources. we have plenty to cover that. the medical community is overly prepared now. they are going through a box of training. it is a little bit different in the communities. we are making plans in place of that. >> mamas are giving birth to their babies. we are still on guard. stuart: i know you must be a very busy man at times like this. >> thank you for your interest. stuart: wall street buzzing about this. it could be ebola. it could be isis. hong kong. yesterday, ebola has no influence on your money in the markets. here is what charlie gasparino said about that last hour. >> i got three calls from reputable traders. reputable traders who

cutting the cord to the tv cutting the corinth ickes at at disasters situation. the fact is, we consume when watching netflix in higher definition you consume about mb per hour. you will go through whatever you have fairly quickly. but that is going to change. small cells ultimately, all those developments will keep augmenting capacity. so to report, a subset of people that can be served by wireless broadband only that percentage is going to keep increasing. wireless is never going to replace fibered. fifty to talk to percent of people can be served by wireless now. by the end of the decade it might be twice that. five years after that it may be twice again. it is hard to predict exactly. the trend is positive. >> i think if we have our regular -- are regulatory environment that lets us use the right technology and their rights and iran for example, wireless and rural america and equivalent to wireline service. that will allow operators to adopt and adapt a business model that they do not have to provide the same type of pricing and bundles that you have in a mob

if you want to be always openly corinth. some of you who know a little bit about these laws might be saying, well, wait a second, what about massachusetts and illinois? these are two states with statutes on the book that make it illegal to report -- openly record the police and public. again, good news because in 2011 the first circuit court of appeals covering massachusetts declared their lot to be unconstitutional. soon afterwards into dozens -- those laws have been invalidated. therefore, in the united states citizens always have the right to openly record the police and public. so, if you are recording the police and they tell you to put your camera away, that is an unlawful order in that situation i would argue it is okay to inform the police of the law by saying something like, officer, i am familiar with ala. the courts have ruled it does not apply to recording on-duty please provide do not generally advise educating the police and ordered in counters. they generally do not appreciate that. in this situation i think i