more wisdom leaning, then more non god bless and at least see the election that is to attend in fayetteville for the incumbent. jew to support from states or guns like security in the judiciary. and many expect another disputed result. the contest? no, between president, i'm not going to know so and i me so it's likely going to be a disputed good. the dispute is it comes on i start getting will be on the opposition to prove that jim vi did not lose the election. if the all position with but fail to prove it, that will mean more of the same course and bob was people and many of them are struggling to advise it. but to talents, parliament has elected said that winston from the flood time party as the country's new prime minister, is approval ends. months of political and legal wrangling following the main general election, and also signal a significant shift and type politics. after nearly 10 years of military back through the property tycoon will now lead a complex coalition of 11 parties, which include military lawyers on ours. earlier the founder of the for a time party and former prime min

even if you're west of the center, valdosta, georgia, columbia, south carolina, wilmington, fayetteville, north carolina, potential for significant impacts as we go through the day today and into tonight. >> we talked about the confluence of events here, the super moon, the king tide, and also these warmer waters in the gulf coast. talk about the warmer water. what role did that play in the storm's development? >> warm water is the fuel for hurricane. in a normal year, by the time you get to august, most of the hurricane season, the gulf of mexico waters are warm enough to support significant hurricane strengthening. even anything above that is going to potentially enhance that potential. but there is certainly enough warm water we saw the rapid intensification we expected with idalia. and that is what is bringing those impacts to bear today on everyone in the southeast. >> okay, michael brennan, thank you so much. appreciate all the work your team is doing and we'll check back with you as the storm continues to make its way across the country. we're going to turn to dixie county, florid

damaging hail up to an inch and we can't raulule out tornados springfield, memphis, fayetteville need to be under alert. if you live in the carolinas, stretching into alabama, georgia, tennessee, kentucky this is where we're going to watch for stronger storms once again. 10 million people at risk for that and here's the spot where you want to be on alert for repeated rounds of heavy rains to potentially cause flooding we'll pick u springs springs hi1 and that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> still to come, why new jersey is the only state missing out on a taco bell give away >>> the e eras tour spspending e ththat fans knknow all toooo we. e that fans s know all t too well. fefebreze's new, finer mist floats longer in the air fefebreze's new, finer mist floats longer in the air to fight e even your toughestst odors. fefebreze's new, finer mist floats longer in the air soso long stininky smellss anand hello amamazing fresesh. fefebreze's new, finer mist floats longer in the air discscover the n new febreze scscents todayay! my mosost importa

the fayetteville season is here. >> i'm excited too. we've got a few more minutes left here in the pre-game show here from levi's stadium. let's go back to this team. and i really want to dig into this point of brock purdy. how important is this? >> well, i don't know how important it is necessarily for the team. but it's -- important for brock purdy to go out and play at a high level. for himself. because he knows what he can do. we just want to see how the album holds up and get the ball out of his hands and you know he will. and just control of the huddle. and that's what all we need from brock purdy. he's still the guy and brock purdy is a great quarterback. >> the other guy that's got to get a lot of reps tonight is sam darnold. what do you need to see from darnold? >> come out and do what he did last week against the raiders. just stay consistent. he had the confidence and three step dropped and he understands and it's a trust issue. so he trusts his guys and trey lance, he's got all the athletic ability and he has to just trust h

health care system, so does fayetteville. this misnomer that veterans are not taking care of -- i fully agree with the lady. they need to be funded so the v.a. has enough medical support systems, doctors, nurses to provide the best care for that veteran. you needs to be clarified. host: tyler, you go first. guest: we will thank the caller for helper veterans at the v.a., but respectfully disagree. i work with staff who use the v.a. as their primary provider who tell me stories about how schedulers will sometimes argue with them about whether they are eligible for community care and point to the access standard for access to these non-v.a. providers. what has been said about same day care is just not worn-out, if you google it, look up local wait times in your area. i was at an event the other day where the nearest appointment for mental health care was more than 72 days. we are talking next month is suicide prevention month. when you have wait times like this for care, that is not an acceptable state of affairs. there is noth

can see still some flash flood warnings out from just about if we triangulate from wilmington to fayetteville to moorhead, north carolina. so still dangerous conditions prevail. and this is unbelievable. the computer models are suggesting this will still be a tropical storm even as we go towards the weekend. and that interest in bermuda, be aware of idalia which is very curious thing in their statement. but anyway, we'll stay on top of it. allison chinchar comes up at the top of the hour. >> karen, thank you so much. >>> north carolina residents should be on the lookout for tornadoes over the next few hours. dianne gallagher has more from carolina beach. >> reporter: as tropical storm idalia moves up the coast before it breaks away from land, here in the carolinas, we are feeling the effects of that storm and will likely do so until late thursday morning. according to officials here in newh hanover county, bands will go until mid-morning and they expect the worst of it to come right around the time most people would be commuting for work. the emergency management director telling me that they

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but you're also worried in fayetteville, arkansas, one high school is implemented a protective shell add-on which goes over the helmet and college and professional teams now use thick padding like this during practice in training camp to reduce the possibility of a player sustaining critical damage before play even begins. >> that was alex caprariello reporting for us. coming up next, ocala talked about that super that give you the exact time. that's the best way that you can catch it. >> and coming up friday, kron four's becoming the bay area. cw featuring an entirely new prime time lineup, including inside nfl. that's on tuesdays. and even with this change, we're still the bay area's news station. also starting on friday, we're adding a new 02:00pm and 11:00pm newscast. still be covered in prime time news starting at 8 on the kron on app and also on kron 4 dot com. and you can take a closer look at our lineup by scanning that qr code on your screen or by visiting "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will th

fayetteville, beautiful town. are you excited about the potential rematch between joe biden and donald trump? because we saw this movie once before. >> no. i'm not. i don't think the sea quell is necessary in this particular case. i think we're ready for something fresh. i think we are ready for people who are not going to continue to divide the country. i think we are ready for balance. we are ready for unity. i think we are ready for people to claim to be cryptions to actually show the love of christ. i just think we are yesterday for something new and something real. we don't want to see that movie anymore. >> steve: bern death, real bern, who would your dream ticket be. >> my dream ticket would be something we don't know who hasn't been involved in a wunk of chaos. somebody who does what they say they're going to do. >> steve: how do we find someone who is not involved in chaos. that's the problem. lydia, moses, bernadette, thank you for joining us today. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for

i believe if she had gotten the waiver of fayetteville roll tax, he'd have been reelected and hands down not a program blaming tim scott for voting for raising the debt limit and who wouldn't vote for raising the debt limit at that stage in the game. i think mccarthy got a lot of concessions for raising the debt limit and mccarthy deserving as lot of credit, even though he too voted for it. sorry. what she said was the right issue and look at that issue really carefully and it's very serious. stuart: yes, it is. bearing in mind that i think you voted for bill clinton twice eisen think you did. >> i did, yes. stuart: who among the republican candidates put their best economic policy forward? >> i think vivek ramaswamy a great deal. i like all the candidates to be honest with you. there's a couple a like a lot less than others, but all of those people on the podium there would be great presidential can dates and obviously i think president trump was the best economics president in ages and on the economic side, there's no one that matches him. if i look at those people on the stage, i thin

she and her son john sat down with me in fayetteville.here's a lot of parents that lost their children. there's children that lost their mother and fathers. i hope, as a survivor, along with all other survivors, that we get some compensation. john russell: yes, it was people dying back there. cat: john, who is a community activist, says he was angry when he learned none of the state's money would be going to families like his. he's been traveling to settlement funding meetings across north carolina. john russell: a lot of times, i sit there in rooms, and i'm like, i wonder how many people here have a love -- have a lost one? how many individuals in this room with me have lost one? it's a different complexity when you got somebody that you really love die from it. you see things a lot differently. cat: russell says his sister, who died in 2019, was outside a gas station when she overdosed. those around her weren't able to help. john russell: if she would have had narcan, it might have helped her. so, then i said, well, why don't we just no

but you're also worried in fayetteville, arkansas, one high school is implemented a protective shell add-on which goes over the helmet and college and professional teams now use thick padding like this during practice in training camp to reduce the possibility of a player sustaining critical damage before play even begins. gosh, it's such a tough especially your kid and i want to play all and tough to, you know, until no. but the same time have this worry. yeah. >> time now is 10. 52. we'll >> time now is 10. 52. we'll be right back. you know, people always ask me, "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashbacking mean to you?" it means cashbacking every opportunity. did you cashback on this? like i wouldn't cashback? cashbacking by the basket, i see you. ugh. i dreamt you didn't cashback this flight. oh good. if you're buying it, flying it, or wining n' dining it, then you gotta be cashbacking it. come on now. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. here in the bay, our cars takes and all of

especially to the left of the track, areas farther inland like augusta, columbia, south carolina, fayettevillebstantial risk the next 24, 36 hours. >> you will be keeping us updated. appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >> now to cnn's brian todd. i was talking about tallahassee. he is in tallahassee. we heard from governor ron desantis, the florida governor, in tallahassee earlier this morning. the power went out. brian e what are you seeing inland from where landfall took place? >> reporter: right, phil. interesting that you saw the power go out when governor desantis was addressing people because a few minutes ago we heard a loud boom down the street from us. we believe that was a transformer blowing. of course, it that will be repeated throughout the region. already has been. here is what we can show you in tallahassee. in the last few minutes intensification of wind and rain. wind blowing the rain sideways and then it will, you know, slop off a little bit, then intensifying again. we are under old oak trees with the spanish moss hanging down. this makes tallahassee beautiful. but also

but you're also worried in fayetteville, arkansas, one high school is implemented a protective shell-on which goes over the helmet and college and professional teams now use thick padding like this during practice in training camp to reduce the possibility of a player sustaining critical damage before play even begins. >> that was alex caprariello reporting for us. it is important to keep in mind the rate of cte consistently diagnosed among the general population is less than one percent. and cte can only be discovered once a person has died. coming up next here at noon, a conservative nonprofit is targeting president joe biden with a new lawsuit. >> what they say he did while he was vice president. but first, there's a new leader in the state senate. and after the break, we'll have more on this change of leadership and find out about his connections to the bay area. and i've been monitoring monitoring hurricane a now. still a category one. it has because record storm surge >> a major shakeup in sacramento this week. state senators will soon have a new leader after democrats voted fo

this is a text message from joseph in fayetteville, north carolina.t says the development of international gains of drug trafficking is the greatest threat to the u.s. because these people can destroy government and states worldwide. look at haiti and somalia and sudan and iran. i will do a couple more from facebook. kevin good night rights joe biden and his lack of leadership in the world. steve rothstein says defending ukraine is about the statement of the rule of law and democratic alliances to protect it. autocrats and authoritarians are all watching to see what putin can get away with and will plan accordingly. the outcome will have a profound impact for the decades that follow where the rule of law and liberal -- for the rule of law and liberal democracy. that was some of the responses on social media and text message, but we want to hear from you. what is the top foreign policy issue facing the united states? republicans, 202, 748 -- republicans, (202) 748-8001 democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. and you can text us (202) 7

health care system, so does fayetteville. misnomer that veterans are not taking care of -- i fully agree with the lady. they need to be funded so the v.a. has enough medical support systems, doctors, nurses to provide the best care for that veteran. you needs to be clarified. host: tyler, you go first. guest: we will thank the caller for helper veterans at the v.a., but respectfully disagree. i work with staff who use the v.a. as their primary provider who tell me stories about how schedulers will sometimes argue with them about whether they are eligible for community care and point to the access standard for access to these non-v.a. providers. what has been said about same day care is just not worn-out, if you google it, look up local wait times in your area. i was at an event the other day where the nearest appointment for mental health care was more than 72 days. we are talking next month is suicide prevention month. when you have wait times like this for care, that is not an acceptable state of affairs. there is nothing w

this is a text message from joseph in fayetteville, north carolina.t says the development of international gains of drug trafficking is the greatest threat to the u.s. because these people can destroy government and states worldwide. look at haiti and somalia and sudan and iran. i will do a couple more from facebook. kevin good night rights joe biden and his lack of leadership in the world. steve rothstein says defending ukraine is about the statement of the rule of law and democratic alliances to protect it. autocrats and authoritarians are all watching to see what putin can get away with and will plan accordingly. the outcome will have a profound impact for the decades that follow where the rule of law and liberal -- for the rule of law and liberal democracy. that was some of the responses on social media and text message, but we want to hear from you. what is the top foreign policy issue facing the united states? republicans, 202, 748 -- republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (20 7-8000. independents(202) 748-8002. and you can text us (202) 748-80

north carolina, fayetteville. joseph, you are next up.aller: the way this country is set up, the way the government is set up, we were never meant to have a standing military. we were meant to have militias, that is what fought all the way through the revolution. this whole thing with the split government now, it seems like there's a lot of people, independents, republicans and some democrats who would not spend a bunch of money on the military. i joined in 1983 and at the age of 49, i got sent to iraq during the obama administration. most of the people that join the military are doing it because they want to, not because the school system or their parents want them to do it. it is not because they got trapped or anything. for people to say they don't like the military, don't trust them when they are not doing it themselves. you have got civilian control of the military and most of the people in government have not served. it is disingenuous when people say they do not trust the military. they want a militia to defend the country, it will