i'm erica hill. jim and ppopity with off today. we're following major stories here in the united states and across the globe. >>> the u.s. navy moving an aircraft carrier strike are group into the waters off the korean peninsula following a series of missile launches over the past two weeks. paula hancocks is in seoul, south korea. paula, we just learned in the last few minutes there appears to have been another missile launch from north korea. what more do we know? >> well, erica, this particular thing we've heard about in the last few minutes from the joint chiefs of staff wasn't a missile launch. we're told it was some kind of an aircraft firing exercise they believe. 12 north korean aircraft were detected carrying out some sort of exercise outside of the special surveillance line. this line is in north korea, but it is a virtual line that if any north korean aircraft come below that point, south korea responds. they did that. they mobilized 30 aircraft according to the joint chiefs of staff. you can see this htit for tat i star

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i'm erica hill. we begin this hour with breaking news out of california.aul pelosi, the husband of speaker nancy pelosi, is hospitalized, we have learned, after he was attacked inside their san francisco home. cnn's whitney wilde is joining us with some of the details. this is just unfolding as we are learning, some of the details, whitney, but so far what doe woo know and how is he doing? >> reporter: well, erica, it happened just two hours ago, 2:00 a.m., according to the speaker's press people. paul pelosi was attacked within their san francisco home early this morning. he is expected to make a full recovery. we have very few details at this point. notably though, the suspect is in custody. we're still collecting more information, erica, but certainly it is a very disturbing case, and we will keep on it. but right now, again, very few details. all we can tell you at this time is that paul pelosi was attacked early this morning in their san francisco home. the speaker was not at home, eric you. >> just confirming the speaker was not there. is the speaker

>> reporter: good morning, erica. just this hour jury selection will get under way for the criminal tax fraud trial of the trump organization, the judge will screen the hundreds of jurors who show up today and try to root out anyone who could have a bias. ultimately he's look to go seat 12 jurors and alternates to hear this case which could last more than a month. just to remind everyone the trump organization is facing nine felonies that includes grand larceny, tax fraud and falsifying business records. the company has pleaded not guilty. important to remember that former president donald trump is not a defendant and not expected to be implicated in any of the wrongdoing but the charges themselves are a symbolic moment. the former president has been swirling in investigations, he's faced a number of different criminal inquiries, this is the one that has hit him closest to home, the company he has built from the ground up for more than 40 years now on trial. if convicted the trump organization would face a maximum fin

erica. >> adrienne, appreciate the update. from now, the director of the texas department of public safety will update the state's public safety commission about the investigation into his officers' actions during the uvalde school shooting which, of course, claimed the lives of 19 children and two teachers. this is colonel stephen mccraw's first public testimony since labeling the response a, quote, abject failure. cnn crime and justice correspondent shimon prokupecz is in texas this morning. what are we expecting to hear many mccraw today, shimon? >> reporter: certainly one of the things mccraw is going to tell us is we're expected to get an updated timeline, an enhanced timeline detailing more specifically when certain officers and agencies arrived. it's really important in this because so much of the blame has been placed on the local law enforcement, the school police department which is now suspended and the local police department. i'm told there's going to be more of an enhanced timeline. a lot of focus now on the texa

erica? >> when you see that road you showed us, nadia, the fact that you can get there in a boat, you need a car on the other side. i can't imagine the agony that woman is going through, trying to get in touch with the hospital alone. please keep us posted if you hear anything, nadia. appreciate it. >>> let's turn now to the war in ukraine. the russian parliament beginning the process of rubber stamping putin's request for new regions. cnn international security editor nick paton walsh was in that area after ukrainian forces regained control. what did you see, and how are people coping with all of this? >> reporter: there are a few loeks left. some hiding n-bomb shelters. not the numbers we had expected because we've been told they were ordered on to their next objective. obviously ukraine is home territory for them, so they'll have to continue to recapture those. they might not have enough of a border. many russians are openly debating what on earth has just happened. it may be that some of

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i'm erica hill. the breaking news we are following this morning. paul pelosi, the husband of nancy pelosi, hospitalized at this hour after being attacked with a hammer at the couple's home in san francisco overnight. we do have our correspondents and naums standing by. i want to begin with manu raju. we're hearing from the speaker's office about this incident. what more do we know about the attack? >> reporter: we're still learning more about the stunning attack. she was not there at time but her husband, paul pelosi, who was 82 years old was at the time. and what wae're learning is an assail aent broke into the couple's home and attacked paul pelosi with a hammer. the speaker's office put out a statement of what they believe has happened. they said early this morning an assailant broke into the pelosi resident in san francisco and violently assaulted mr. pelosi. the assailant is in custody and the motivation is under investigation. mr. pelosi was taken to the hospital where he is receiving excellent medical care and the speaker was not in san fran

erica hill. a critical night of debates, candidates making their final push just 13 days to go until election day. in pennsylvania one of the most crucial senate races this year, the first and only debate between democrat john fetterman and republican mehmet oz. the two sparring on a number of topics. it was fetterman's health, though, that's really controlling the headlines this morning. fetterman of course is still recovering from a stroke he suffered in may. he did struggle at times during the debate. we are going to take a closer look. >>> plus, a crime of major a he can focus in new york where kathy hochul faced off with lee zeldin. the two exchanging bashsrbs ove abortion rights and the 2020 election. hochul's lead is shrinking. we will break down all the headlines from last night's debate. let's begin with cnn congressional correspondent jessica dean who is in harrisburg, pennsylvania, this morning. jessica, john fetterman's health was a major focus before the debate last night and continu

erica? >> so they continue doing what they're doing. it. >>> lawyers for the justice department releasing an audio reporting of an oath keepers meeting where members are heard planning to incite violence. the tape was played yesterday in the trial of five leaders of the far-right group. tell us more about what was on this tape, whitney. >> reporter: this was a two-hour meeting captured by an attendee from november of 2020. it's about 28 minutes captured in this call. it's mostly stewart rhodes directing members of the oath keepers about planning for violence, and you have to be careful about what you're going to do in the city, but what he did stress is he wanted oath keepers outside washington, and he wanted them to be armed. it's the crocks we learned about 103 people on this call, erica. here's what they would have heard. >> everything you say will be monitored, but now the phone calls being reported by the nsa and fbi, that everything you say can and will be used against you. don't make it easy for them to talk to you into a conspir

william: erica smith, think you for being here. me on. ♪ william: a growing movement led by right-wing politicians is increasingly challenging a centuries old value of america's political system -- the separation of church and state. laura perrone lopez explores the rise of religious rhetoric and what it means for november elections. laura: on the ballot this november are number of high-profile republican candidates embracing the belief that america was founded by and for white christians and that the government should center its policies on those religious beliefs. take a listen to these republican candidates facing voters next month. kari lake: you can call us extremists, you can call us domestic terrorists, you know who else was called a lot of names his whole life? jesus. marjorie taylor greene: i'm a christian and i say it proudly, we should be christian nationalists. lauren boebert: the church is supposed to direct the government, the government is not supposed to direct the church. doug mastriano: so much for this myth of se

shan and erica just signed a deal with jcpenney and will be launching 610 stores this holiday season. >> i'm going to reward you with $1000 -- >> the success has allowed shan to expand mama berries to more single parents. >> if it is back rent, groceries, daycare, you name it, there are so many things that, as a single-parent, these bills pile up, and there's nowhere you can really go to for help. and there is no sources for these people. so we are that source for them. we are that support. and he really hope we can continue raising awareness for single parents. >> for shan and erica it's giving back. for single parents like sophia, it's giving their all every day, and for both mama berries is proof that just because you're single, it doesn't mean you are alone. >> there is a village of people who are willing to help you. >> in san francisco, lynn ramirez, kpix 5. >>> back to the 49ers now as they get ready to face iefs, this sunday at levi's . charlie walter shows you they will be going in with a chip on their shoulder. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report . >> red and gold

she never forgot the struggles her mom went through to raise her and erica as a single-parent, smallner and immigrant from ecuador. >> that make me so proud. >> reporter: the sisters formed the foundation as a tribute to their mother. >> it makes me so happy, they are trying to put me very high. >> reporter: the cosmetics line is expanding quickly. shannon erica just signed a deal with jcpenney and will be launching in 610 stores this holiday season. >> and we want to award you with $1000. >> reporter: the success has allowed her to expand grants to even more single parents. >> it's a bills, it's back rent, it's car payments, day care, there are so many things as a single parent these bills pile up, and there is nowhere that you can go to for help. and there is no sources for these people. we are that source for them, and we hope that we can continue raising awareness for single parents. >> reporter: for shannon erica, it's getting back. >> we try to keep healthier snacks. >> for single parents it's getting there all every day, and for both, mama berries is proof that just because yo

erica. >> absolutely. jean casarez, appreciate the reporting.over the weekend. in the los angeles area, officials condemning a flagrant disturbing display of ant anti-semitism. over the weekend, they hung huge banners over an l.a. freeway supporting the anti-semitic remarks made by kanye west who now goes by ye. well twitter and instagram locked his accounts after he said he was going to deaf con 3. and after he went on a podcast and i said i could say anti-semitic things and the add he'das can't stop me. >>> and what is coming into cnn. we're learning at a shooting at central visual and performing arts high school in st. louis, missouri. brynn gingras is following these developments. so the district has confirmed there were at least two injured. what more do we know. >> reporter: that is right. two students injured inside of the school and on the way to hospital. the way that the school is describing it is that the shooter was stopped by police inside of the school. unclear what that means. is that shooter in custody or other wise? this is happ

i'm erica hill. happening right now, the supreme court will soon hear arguments on two high stakes cases that could upend college admissions. these are about affirmative action. we're live outside of the court. >>> plus opening statements in the criminal trial against the trump organization. we'll look at those charges against the former president trump's personal business. >>> and the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband will be charged. what he brought with him when he broke into the speaker's home. >>> but the supreme court will begin hearing oral arguments as can considers two cases on affirmative action in higher education. jessica schneider joins us now now. >> the supreme court has upheld affirmative action but it could be banned nationwide. all eyes and ears are on the conservative justices because it is very likely they will in fact ban affirmative action in particular the chief justice here john roberts has been outspoken about racial issues in many cases in past years. he put it

i'm erica hill. welcome to cnn newsroom. >> i'm victor blackwell. breaking news. january 6 committee just subpoenaed donald trump. this historic move stems from their investigation into the attack on the u.s. capitol. cnn received a copy of the panel's letter and subpoena moments ago. the committee voted unanimously to compel trump to testify under oath and provide documents about his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >> if the former president fights the subpoena the court battle could outlast the committee's mandate. cnn justice correspondent evan perez and political correspondent sara murray joining us now. evan, what is the committee saying here? >> the subpoena is demanding the former president produce documents by november 4th. this is everything related to his effort to overturn the 2020 election results. they're asking also for him to appear for a deposition on november 14th app nd to provide testimony to the committee. that could go beyond that single day according to the committee. in addition, they sent a letter to the former president explaining w

. ♪ >>> good morning, i'm erica hill, it is a busy tuesday at this hour.e are officially two weeks away from the midterms. a major focus on the senate battle in pennsylvania today, one of the most critical races this cycle. tonight republican mehmet oz and democrat john fetterman will face off for their first and only debate, and we are on the ground in harrisburg. >>> overnight in florida incumbent republican governor ron desantis going toe to toe with his democratic challenger charlie crist. the two sparring on a number of topics, we will discuss with charlie crist in our next hour. >>> plus new this morning, adidas officially severing ties with kanye west following a rash ant submit tick comments. >>> a moscow regional court upholding the drug smuggling conviction of american basketball star brittney griner. she was sentenced to nine years behind bars in russia. cnn's kylie atwood is live at the state department for us this morning. kylie, what more are we hearing about what this could mean in terms ofllenges for her with this sentence? >> as you said,

erica. >> orren lieberman, appreciate it. thank you. >>> in ukraine, russia hitting zaporizhzhia with several missile strikes. one woman was kill and seven more people are trapped in the rubble. all of this happening as vladimir putin is now claiming the nuclear plant of the same name, which is just southwest of that town, as a russian federal asset prompting a trip to kyiv from the head of the nuclear watch dog agency. we are live into kyiv this morning. so prompting that big visit, what will come of it now, fred. >> reporter: well it is a very difficult situation at the iaea is with all of this going and at ukrainians and the russians are saying that power plant is theirs. they are the ones who own that power plant. of course the ukrainians are saying that is not the case. and it was quite interesting because the head of the ukrainian ato theic energy agency is said he is the boss of that power plant so it is very interesting too see. the iaea is asking for this to become a demilt airized zone and we've scenes from the town

>> i don't think it should be, erica. i've said ever since this first came up, we should do everything we can to instill confidence in our election process. the same election process that donald trump won is the same one that he lost, and he needs to embrace that fact, and i'm really disappointed that kari lake didn't take that opportunity to tell the people of arizona that our elections are fair, and they are free and fair for people on the left as well as those on the right, and she was -- she thinks she might have been careful not to answer the question directly by saying that she thinks she's going to win and she's going to accept those results, but having served as deputy and secretary of state in arkansas before, i have confidence in our election process and anyone who's running for office should do everything they can to encourage them to vote and not discourage them by continuing claims of false and election fraud. >> ana? >> the reason it's okay with so many republicans is because there's what? 400 election denie

and to a nation. >> erica, what has the state been like for you? >> a whirlwind. i could not have asked to be with more loving and supporting people. both the families as well as our legal team. i am just so incredibly thankful for everything. every single person in that room, everything they have done for me. but most importantly, i am so thankful for the really really strong message that was hammered down by the jury today. not just for alex jones but for anyone who has a sick aspiration to be like him. >> bill, when you began this quest for justice, i am sure you knew how difficult it was going to be. there was a lot of people who probably said, well, it can't be done. how did today feel? >> senator amount of relief. we never really knew where this was going to head or what was going to happen. then, with the default that occurred, then it was just a matter of, okay, we have determined that. what is the message going to be? what kind of response are we going to have from our jury who hung in there and did a phenomenal job, you know, what message are we going to

ryan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. when you think about it, there is so much going on this morning alope. we had the fuse conference and now we move to this location because we wanted to show you that this still remains an active crime scene as police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened here. we're still waiting to hear what the motive could have been but so many people are in shock about a 15-year-old being connected to that case. when you think about the gun gunshots fired in a neighborhood like this one. so many questions left unanswered an the idea that the governor said he can't believe this sort of violence has shown up in this community. take a listen to what the governor had to say about an hour ago. >> no neighborhood, no parent, no child, no grandparent, no one should feel this fear in their communities. no one. as policymakers, we cannot and we will not turn away from what has happened here. we must be resolved to make changes an to succeed. >> reporter: erica, we want to show you names of t

in those early days of the covered 19 pandemic. fitness studios were closed and germany and erica drisco was looking for ways to stay active. she posted hundreds of videos and received millions of likes. she even worked on a book with a sports medicine specialist. she draws inspiration from other tick tock or is and has become a role model. because she shows that even if you're over 80 and have to artificial knee joints, you can still be in great shape. they call themselves the fashion grandma's and they turn the streets of aging into a runway. they are carefully choreographed clips and live streams, captivate millions of users on chinese social media platforms. fans love the fashion grandma's elegance and advice on marriage and love it all. i didn't expect to be an influencer at the very beginning last. hm. hm. i never thought about it or just, i just felt i was old and my family would get tired of me nagging and staying at home all day. got georgia and he is a channel for me to speak for the elderly. the women earn money through live streams and advertisements, but it's about more than

i'm erica hill. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you.hree weeks from election day, and today president biden is putting abortion rights front and center for voters. this afternoon he promised to make roe v wade the law of the land. >> promising to send a bill to congress to codify the law. they're hoping this could galvanize voters. >> if you care about the right to choose, then you've got to vote. that's why in these midterm elections, it's so critical to elect more democrats to keep control of the house of representatives. folks, if we do that, here's the promise i make to you and the american people -- the first bill i will send to the congress will be to codify roe v. wade. when congress passes it, i'll sign it in january 50 years after roe was first decided as the law of the land. >>> cnn's phil mattingly is at the white house this afternoon. what's behind the strategy here of making abortion a focus of the mid terms. polling is showing that it's not the boost it was a few weeks ago. >> that's behind the strategy today. the presiden

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but she never forgot the struggles her mom went through, to raise her and erica as a single-parent. as well as smal business owner and immigrant from ecuador. >> it makes me so proud. i'm sorry. >> reporter: the sisters formed the foundation as a tribute to their mother. >> you are always trying to mak me so happy. you are always trying to put me very high. >> november 1st, it will be in the store. >> reporter: the cosmetics line is expanding quickly. shan and erica signed a deal with jcpenney and will launch in 610 stores this holiday season. >> we are awarding you with $1000. >> reporter: the success allowe shan to expand grants to more single-parent. >> if it is bills, back rent, if it is car payments, daycare, you name it. some new things as a single-parent, these bills pile up and there is nowhere yo can really go to for help. and there is no sources for these people. so we are that source for them. we are that support and we hope that we can continu to raise awareness for single parents. >> for shan and erica, it is giving back. for single parent like sophia, it is giving thei

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for so long now, they have greater purchase, you know, erica was on cbs sunday news yesterday and jan crawford after wait, are you saying that abortions bad for women and her responses? yes, that is exactly what i'm saying, and it was as if it was shocking like this is a new revelation that people are hearing it for the first time, but they are hearing it for the first time and that's the importance of what we now have to do i mean what with the court did last friday was open up the space for us to not persuade our neighbors and then the past laws that'll protect both babies and mothers. and we need to be very calm and patient knowing that even though we've been hearing and making these arguments our entire lives. other people are hearing it for the first time. i i was really struck watching another show by how preposterous the pro-life view seem to be to everybody around the table except peggy noon in alexander what gives you hope and and also did anything surprise you in the midst of putting this this book together. like a positive surprises. yeah, okay. i don't know that there was

>> my wife erica's always telling me that we should speak more spanish to the kids.'m first generation mexican. so these books are perfect for the kids to kind of pick up on the spanish in a fun way. >> reporter: meeting a need that's bigger than ever. latinos are now the largest racial or ethnic minority group in america, spending more than $1.8 trillion on consumer goods in 2020 alone. what do parents tell you? >> they'll come up to me and they'll say oh my god, my kids are bilingual because of you. >> reporter: a new kind of story for the next generation. [ speaking non-english morgan radford, nbc news, new york >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poiso

to plaintiff erica lafferty, a, defamation/slander damages past and future $18 million. damages past and future, $58 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff erica and against alex jones, $76 million, initialed by juror number one. >> to plaintiff william sherlat, a, defamation/slander damages, past and future, $90 million. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $27 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff william sherlat and against alex jones and free speech systems, add line a and line b, $36 million. initialed by juror number one. number two, award of attorney's fees and costs. instructions, check yes or no. check yes to judgment attorney amount due to the plaintiff for the reasonable attorney's fees and costs, and an award the plaintiff, the plaintiff, check no, the judge will award one dollar to plaintiffs for their attorney's fees and costs, we the jury find that the standard charge for the accepted attorney's fees and costs have been met. yes is checked. reasonable attorney's fees and costs duly awarded by the judg

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>> my wife erica's always telling me that we should speak more spanish to the kids. perfect for the kids to kind of pick up on the spanish in a fun way. >> reporter: meeting a need that's bigger than ever. latinos are now the largest racial or ethnic minority group in america, spending more than $1.8 trillion on consumer goods in 2020 alone. what do parents tell you? >> they'll come up to me and they'll say oh my god, my kids are bilingual because of you. >> reporter: a new kind of story for the next generation. [ speaking non-english ] morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> a reported rape on the stanford university campus. it happened in the middle of the day friday and it is the second one in just three months. good afternoon. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we sent ian cole to stanford to look into exactly what happened there. he will join us with what he's learned and the latest on the search for a suspect.

people have been making these like erica for so long now they have greater purchase.ca was on yesterday and jan crawford asked are you saying abortion is badhe for women? and she said yes, that is exactly. it's shocking like it's a new revelation people are hearing it for the firstst time but they ae and that's the importance of what we have to do with the court did last friday is open up to persuade neighbors and it will protect them. >> we need to be home knowing that even though we been making these arguments our entire lives, we are hearing it for the first time, i was struck watching another sunday show how preposterous pro-life views seem to be everybody around the table is. alexander, what gives you hope or maybe even surprises you in the midst of putting this book together? >> i don't know that there's much positive in the book but there's a heavy emphasis on how all of this is important because after the whole book, this is awfully depressing and we have to remind people in the history of abortion although that is what most of it is. besides ability of this a

he put off the libyan army. erica jason weapon, you libby. the live national army has been mobilized with that weapon. saving the country is a duty. we don't. the seas power or govern. amen. well, that often we want to restore and can free democratic elections. alenta ha. but i don't know why it was this mysterious figure and without resources, all political support. mobilized an army to back him. mm hm. you got a new body catholic with the c, b and the all and it gives it police officers and soldiers are to their barracks and bases will mark if you him one more. okay. our goal is to save the nation who am the key to the mystery? might lie in the command is korea puff kelly. what was it? yes, sir, in the cour duffy regime in 1987 on behalf of the dictator half and said the neighboring country of chad. he was taken as the prisoner of war. ah, it was here. it was by the c, i a to topple gadhafi as we posted in the new york times. quote, mr. half tells word for the c, i a like almost all spy operations is draped in mystery. when his mission fell

." >> i'm erica hill. president biden a short time ago laying out his plan to keep energy prices down for americans which includes another push for oil companies to boost production and it comes, that push to lower gas prices as early voting gets under way in some states. we are now officially less than three weeks to go. >> who is counting? >> yeah. >> the president just announced he will release another 15 million barrels from the nation's oil stockpile beginning in december. this is in addition to the 165 million barrels of crude oil that's been put under contract since this past spring. the reserves are at a 30-year low. >> with my you a nounsment today we are going to continue to stabilize markets and decrease the prices at a time when the actions of other countries have caused such volatility, and i've told my team behind me here to be prepared to look further -- look for further releases in the months ahead if needed. we're calling it a ready and release plan. this allows us to move quickly to preve

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>> it's a great question, erica, and i would echo it. doj and the archives have been incredibly patient and solicitous, arguably too much so in getting these documents back from donald trump and his team. they've allowed this to play over well more than a year. they tried to nice route and tried to get some back. they tried to subpoena. this is a grand jury subpoena saying, give us everything. again, they got some more documents back, but not all. they did the search in august, and they got what they believed was all the documents they could have gotten at mar-a-lago, but if they believe there are other documents out there, and if this reports is correct that some of the documents they've already recovered go to the most classified information of iran and china, then it's a great question. what are they waiting for? why are they playing nice? you need to go get those documents for the reason that josh just laid out. >> elie, the trump team is reportedly offering this supervised search. i don't know what that is. i know what a request is.

i'm erica hill. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to have you along. moment we will see president biden make his now second economic announcement of the day. the president is expected to award $2.8 billion in grants targeting the electric grid and electric vehicles. earlier today he announced he's releasing 15 million barrels from the national oil reserve. this is in hopes of keeping gas prices coming down. >> context here is key. midterm elections of course, now just 20 days away. folks in many states have already started voting. inflation and the economy as we know still the number one issues for consumers and voters. so the president says these moves, he says they are not political. >> it's not politically motivated at all. it's motivated to make sure that i continue to push on what i have been pushing on, and that is making sure there's enough oil that's being pumped by the companies so that we have the ability to be able to produce enough gas that we need here at home, oil we need here at home, and at the same time, keep moving in the direction of

at this hour with erica hill starts right now. >>> hello, everyone.icane ian is returning to their homes as president biden heads to florida to see the devastation firsthand. >>> and the lead for a kidnapped family of four, and wild an overwhiling number of americans in this country is facing a mental crisis. this is that we're watching "at this hour." i'm erica hill, in days for kate at least 105 deaths have now been linked to the storm. search-and-rescue efforts continue today. more that 2,000 survivors have been rescued