soon on "fox news primetime" country music store brian kelly you know him from florida georgia line.u heard his solo album? we'll talk to him about that and so much more when we come back. you are watching "fox news primetime." >> martha: i'm martha maccallum and i have been at fox news for 17 years. so, when i came to fox in 2004, still had sort of that scrappy feel. it had been around for a few years. and it felt like you could kind of -- you could do anything. i was lucky because i landed right in the middle of an election year. i basically said, you know, i will stand on the street corner in boston and talk about the traffic coming in and out of town. i had not had a history covering politics. so they took a gamble on me. martha mccallum, fox news. >> martha: but i would always encourage people to ask for the opportunity that you want. the worst that can happen is somebody is going to say no. so now i get to sit at the big desk and work with bret but i never forget where it all began with saying pick me. i would like to have this opportunity. people like it when you say i'm willi

daily caseloads have fallen precipitously in cases like tennessee, florida, georgia, texas and southolina. meanwhile it looks like covid hasn't migrated northward towards more heavily vaccinated states. maine has seen a jaw-dropping 34% increase over the last 14 days. vermont's c to run its course the last 2 weeks daily caseloads have fallen precipitously in states like tennessee, florida, georgia, texas in south carolina. meanwhile it looks like covid has migrated northward to more heavily vaccinated states, maine is seeing a jaw-dropping 34% increase in cases over the last 14 days. that caseload jumped 29% and even new york, the land vaccine mandates is seen a surge. let's bring in my medicine cabinet, stephen smith, founder of the smith center, and a stanford professor from the university of medicine. what should we take away from this trend from south to north. is it related to the strict mandates, the controls or is there something else going on? >> there is an illusion of control we have on this virus that if we walk down hard enough we can stop the fight this from spreading cr

gerrymander these maps aggressively to counteract the republican-controlled states, such as texas, florida, georgia and north carolina. >> sameea kamal of cal matters, why is california losing his seat? >> redistricting aims to make sure that all areas are represented equally. we need to cut down the districts to make sure one does not have more of the -- >> geographically where does it look like that district is going to be cut? >> it is early to say with certainty. hypothetically, l.a. county has seen slower population growth compared to the rest of the state. population growth is one factor the commission considers, they will also look at demographics, topography and making sure any changes they make need to meet the voting at rights act requirements. the population sector is a big one. >> mentioned commission, is there an independent commission drawing the maps in california? >> yes, california is one of the few states the does have an independent commission. that was decided upon by california voters. the commission is makeup -- made up of 14 people, five republicans, five democrats and for pe

permanecen bajo advertencias de viento fuerte, no solo en el nordeste del paÍs pero al extremo sur de florida, georgiaque manejen vehÍculos pesados, el vito estarÁ soplando perpencular a la carretera 1 y 95, asÍ que maneje con mucha precauciÓn en sentido que puede perder el control de su vehÍculo de motor ante el fuerte viento, asÍ q mÁs bien baje la velocidad. >> el sÁbado a nivel nacional, lluvias al nordeste del paÍs, vean el centro, sumamente agradable, inclusive el oeste con temperaturas en el rango de los 70s, cielos mayorment despejados y el domingo la madre naturaleza colabora para que a las cinco de la tarde podamos salir afuera a disfrutar con nuestras familias, si se fija toda la porciÓn este ya sin acvidad de lluvias, texas de igual forma con aire bastante seco, chicago 53 grados, sus niÑos tienen que salir unoco abrigados, al oeste sin precipitaciones, mayormente, la Única ciudad que puede ver complicaciones es la ciudad de denver con teeraturas bastante frÍas y algo de lluvia. >> estÁ mucho mejor que la semana que pasÓ. >> asÍ mismo es, a disfrutar el fin de semana en familia. >> tÚ tamb

since the 2020 presidential election, nine states including arizona, arkansas, florida, georgia, texas, and wyoming have enacted laws that restrict rights to vote. an active voter list by removing those who have not voted in prior elections, ending voter registration. banning elector ballots. many of these states are already on the states travel ban list. this list will most likely include arizona. an active voter list. many thousands of voters could be removed from the list. arizona have expanded ballot requirements from a democratic secretary of state. institute a voter i.d. provision for in person vote. throughout history there have been restrictive law it prohibit persons of color and women from voting in this vote. they have made it clear to make it harder for black voters and women to vote. this threatens our democracy as a whole. states with laws that don't include voting at a polling place. satisfying an identification requirement. laws limiting or prohibiting local election departments absentee ballots. prepaid postage or mail in ballots and restriction of voting hours. under

florida, georgia, texas, alabamh and south carolina.h the changes of the election procedures to the department of justice before they could implement. and then the and immediately adopted the voting procedures that to this day made it harder for people of color to cast ballots in the states and the freedom to vote act that was just introduced in the senate that relates to the times and changes we are seeing election procedures. most states have a history of adopting restrictive efforts now on access to healthcare. we have seen for example in texas the adoption of a new restriction on reproductive health, abortion, that is likely to be replicated in states throughout many parts of the south and regions of the country as well. so those things are. so then you have a remarkable presence of african-american and hispanic citizenry. florida and texas and georgia together each has over 100,000 african-americans. and in some other states and african-american and latino are 60 percent of those are denied access to healthcare and only 41 percent

once the sup comes up, the storms rumble through florida, georgia and the carolinas in the afternoon. some could be on the strong side with wind, hail and isolated tornadoes. as we progress into thursday night, we'll be watching for the threat for continued severe weather. the severe weather threat will be across the region into thursday night. >>> coming up, a change at starbucks. >> also ahead, the sex abuse scandal in pro hockey. the player revealing his identity as the accuser saying he was assaulted by his coach. how he says the team responded. >>> and later this >>> and back now with a change at starbucks. employees will be making at least $15 an hour by next summer and their base pay could reach $23 in some places. it comes amid the ongoing labor shortage. starbucks is also offering seniority raises and $200 recruitment bonuses. >>> the rising cost of labor is one factor leading mcdonald's to raise menu prices. it's expected to increase prices by 6%to offset wage increases and higher supply costs. >>> we turn to the sex abuse scandal in pro hockey. a player is now going public

florida, georgia, texas, alabama, mississippi, north and south carolina all in the deep south. each state has a common history into significant respects. first, these are states with a history of racial discrimination such that until the supreme court spoke on the issue in. [two bells tolling] , literally letting the voting rights act, the states were covid by preclearance provisions of the voting rights act which meant they needed to submit any changes in their collections of procedures to the department of justice. when that protection ended, many of those states immediately adopted additional restrictive voting procedures that to this day have made it harder for people of color to cast ballots in those states. the struggle right now of the passage of the voting rights advancement act and freedom to vote act introduced in the senate relates to the terms of changes we are seeing in election procedures in those states. those states also have a history of adopting restrictive efforts now on access to healthcare. we have seen in texas the adoption of a new restriction on reproduc

once the sup comes up, the storms rumble through florida, georgia and the carolinas in the afternoon.e could be on the strong side with wind, hail and isolated tornadoes. as we progress into thursday night, we'll be watching for the threat for continued severe weather. the severe weather threat will be across the region into thursday night. >>> coming up, a change at starbucks. >> also ahead, the sex abuse scandal in pro hockey. the player revealing his identity as the accuser saying he was assaulted by his coach. how he says the team responded. >>> and later this morning, tom hanks crashing a wedding. [♪] cooking and eating at home more often means food odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and released back into the air so you smell last night's dinner the next morning. for an easy way to keep your whole home smelling fresh try febreze fabric refresher. febreze's water-based formula deeply penetrates fabrics to eliminate trapped food odors as it dries. spray febreze fabric refresher when you clean up after meals to ensure your entire home smells fresh and clean. try febreze fabri

daily caseloads have fallen precipitously in cases like tennessee, florida, georgia, texas and southeanwhile it looks like covid hasn't migrated northward towards more heavily vaccinated states. maine has seen a jaw-dropping 34% increase over the last 14 days. vermont's caseload jumped 29% and even new york, the land of vaccine mandates, has seen a surge. let's bring in my medicine cabinet, stephen smith, stanford professor, university professor of medicine. doctor, what should we take away from this trend from south to north. is it related to the strict mandates, the controls, or is there something else going on? >> there is an illusion of control we somehow have over the virus, that if we lock down hard enough, we just obey enough we can stop the virus from spreading but in fact the virus spreads on a seasonal, regional basis. it's very, very difficult to stop a virus like this one from spreading. it's an unfortunate fact. that is why it is so important to protect the vulnerable with the vaccine and whatnot but it's also important to realize these measures we take have an enormous

. >> kenny takes credit for discovering florida georgia line. has been calls rcd for decades before i coined that monaco. >> no one calls me that more than you. and i love it by the way. >> you are america's sweetheart. have a great breakfast with friends. >> i'm in front of the farmhouse restaurants, there's blackberry cobbler. it says there are 0 calories so i decided to do that. if you are on vacation. >> america is watching us and another one is janice dean. you have been here a long time. >> janice: 18 years i was interviewing here. i got the job and officially began in 2004 in january. i went back to school when i was working at fox to become a broadcast meteorologist, hurricane katrina, one of the most devastating storms and maybe i shared too much, i announced my engagement that we should picture's, that is the, baby weather machine. file thing was i love to share with our viewers, maybe too much sometimes but good times and bad, you know i was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005 as well which a lot of people told me not to share t

he's given command of this department, the department of the carolinas georgia and florida. the carolinas georgia and florida. it's a huge territory and a lot of overrun, the railroads are broken up and supply lines are distracted and he has over 100,000 troops and they're not all in one place there scattered through these different states. within a few weeks, what he is able to do is preform the army of tennessee which had been defeated in nashville. that was back in december and, i mean, it was destroyed, one of the few cases where you can say an army has destroyed and they were at nashville. the army of tennessee is reconstructed and is joined by forces that have been pulled out of garrisons like charleston and wilmington any cobbles this force together and he gets supplied and re- equipped and reorganized administratively, as they fight at the battle of bentonville in march. here in eastern north carolina, not far from raleigh that was a big battle for the last battles of the war. johnson school is to destroy the army before these armies can match unit comes up short but

florida, georgia, texas, mississippi, north and south carolina. they are all due south. these have a home in common history. first this is the history of racial discrimination. such that until the supreme court spoke on the issue in 2013, literally getting the voting rights act. there was clear clearance provisions, and they need to submit any change their luck shun procedures to the proper justice. before they can do that. and that protection will ended, to many of those states, and they adopted additional restrictive voting procedures. that to this day has made it harder for people of color to cast ballots in most states. the struggle right now, with the passage of john lewis. and the freedom to vote act, that's just been introduced in the senate, relate to the kind of changes that we are seeing in collection procedures in those states. and those states also have the history of adopting restrictive efforts. now an access to health care. we can see for example in texas, the adoption of a new restriction, on reproductive health. abortion. that is likely to be replicated,

think about florida, georgia, alabama, mississippi, louisiana, in all of those cases you have to getxas, people are going to go elsewhere. so what happens as a results of that? who bears the brunt of these shutdowns on abortions? >> well, we know, right? that the wealthy people will be able to navigate this much more easily than people who have low incomes, people of color, people who have been systematically oppressed. people of color, young people, lgbtq individuals in particular and you know, the kinds of barriers that they are facing with this navigation and logistics and average abortion cost $950. when you start adding in a round trip of louisiana and illinois might be 1300 miles. that is a huge distance and that means you would be taking days away from your family and your work. you would need to pay for that travel. this is just a huge and perhaps insurmountable burden for people to bear especially when people have children and have to a change for child care. what's the alternative? what happens? this whole map is these added hardships that you just disclosed that americans

buoyed by republicans in red states who game the voting system, texas style, in states like florida, georgiaresident again. and just as happened in 2020, he loses. because he's a loser and most people and young people of color can't stand him. doesn't matter. republicans have put their own people in place and they have enough governors to reject joe biden's electors this time and so trump returns to office. but this time he's unconstrained because there are no more american democratic elections. with his own puppet, puppet kevin as speaker, whom you can dangle and fling to his delight and his cruel wicked henchmen grim reaper mitch mcconnell in the senate to curry trump's favor. and hooligans firmly in control of the republican party nationwide, there is no stopping him. having returned to power after the republican rigged 2022 midterms, mcconnell refused to allow president biden to name anyone to the supreme court, so now they get to make it 7-2 for the far right if one of the current members becomes a ghostly incarnation. with roe v. wade already long gone, women have no rights over their

>> yeah, you know, we build in the smile states, california, arizona, colorado, texas, florida, georgia south carolina, north carolina, and we're just seeing a ton of in migration from the more expensive parts of the united states of america. we are building further out, but not too far out, right still in areas where there's really good schools, really good infrastructure, services and et cetera that's where people are moving is it because they can work remotely is it because they just have a desire to move out from dense areas into what we call the suburbs? i think all of it really matters, but the preference for single family detached housing right now is the highest it has ever been in my opinion since i've been in the business. >> amazing philippe lord, thank you for joining us >> thank you very much >>> he is ceo of meritage homes. >>> still ahead, the fdic is developing a roadmap for banks to hold crypto ashets. next we will hear omfr former fdic chair sheila bair about the right way to move forward. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get

florida. panhandle, georgia rate into south carolina on thursday. we'll keep tabs on this one. we've got our to party nor easter india atlanta, but look at the winfield cross bind to canada. so for coastal sections of nova scotia could see wind gusts here about a 100 kilometers per hours. that could certainly caused some damage to the west. we go and you know, it, it's still raining for parts of western canada, vancouver right through the fraser. and so because we've got that cloud cover and shower to be that's put in the cap on temperatures just a high of 9 degrees in vancouver, slightly below average. that's it, susan. ah, killing the debates, 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from of climate impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future 8 now. it's not a lock, can get it to be completed back. we cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we have the tools to do to get back to the last bill. pay for this stream on al jazeera wells is experiencing unprecedented extreme we

florida. panhandle, georgia. right into south carolina on thursday. we'll keep tabs on this one. we've got our to party nor easter india atlanta, but look at the winfield at cross atlanta, canada. so for coastal sections of nova scotia could see wind gusts here about a 100 kilometers per hours. that could certainly caused some damage to the west. we go and, you know it's, it's still raining for parts of western canada, vancouver rate through the fraser. and so because we've got that cloud cover and shower to be that's put in the cap on temperatures just a high of 9 degrees in vancouver, slightly below average. that's it, susan ah. in the next episode of planet, as with the head of the upcoming, you in climate conference will be heading deep on the ground and up into the air. get a new perspective, the changing face of the cold my, the industry imposed, ah, will hold on illegal logging in romania and explore health, catastrophic wildlife in greece, is created. you problem that all feed into the destructive cycle of extreme whether joy monitor to with on al jazeera, lou. ah, this i

florida. panhandle, georgia. right into south carolina on thursday. we'll keep tabs on this one. we've got our to party, nor'easter india, atlanta, but look at the winfield at cross atlanta, canada. so for coastal sections of nova scotia could see wind gusts here of about a 100 kilometers per hours. that could certainly caused some damage to the west. we go and, you know it's, it's still raining for parts of western canada, vancouver rate through the fraser. and so, because we've got that cloud cover and shower to be, that's put in the cap on temperatures just a high of 9 degrees in vancouver, slightly below average. that's it. susan. ah, the summation is decided destabilizing the democratic process. if we lose it, it will be lost or holding a documentary explorer. how autocratic leaders undermine democracy to consolidate their power through the eyes of those who dare to stand and defy it. our country deserves so much for them being ruled by a cleft, aquatic occasion, opposing autocracy. democracy may be on al jazeera lou. oh, well, come back, watching out. as a reminder, on top

government are at 90% an nbc news analysis of government data found 20 hospitals from california to florida to georgia were full for more than 52 weeks since the pandemic began tonight doctors urging americans don't wait. >> there is absolutely no reason you cannot go to your doctor in your doctor's office or go to an urgent care center or seek care over the telephone. >> mary's surgery was successful. you are on the mend now? >> i'm on the mend now. i'm very much on the mend listening to my doctor, doing what i need to do to get back >> just one of the ripple effects of this pandemic in just 60 seconds, a deadly midair collision plus a gunman opens fire at a texas school and new police school involving that argument between gabby petito and her fiance weeks before she died. bby petito and her fiance weeks before she died. rent in them. it's smart we parked near the exit. -absolutely. -there you go. that way, [whistles] let's put away the parking talk, maybe, for a minute. parking is where the money is, though. can you imagine what this place pulls in on parking alone? alright, no more talking about p

georgia. we had gubernatorial candidate in florida. when you think about it, they really broke -- they started to breakthrough on the ceiling. stacy, we are really standing on stacy's shoulders in terms of statewide. you remember you were the first reporter that actually had i think all of five of the black candidates running for the united states senate on your show last cycle and what we're going to see is a continuing, you know, black candidates bring a type of energy to democratic politics that you don't see or we haven't seen in a long time. they're able to galvanize the

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franchises sold around the nation but we are in every city and state from texas, austin, dallas, florida, atlanta georgiae area. and it has been overwhelming. the timing was perfect for the automat to bring back the automat that is overdue 13. jackie: timing is everything you could not control the pandemic it happens paired but you had a business model that essentially sounds to me it was set to thrive in this environment. sometimes that happens. you still wanted to see some of the same pressures other restaurants efface, inflation, rising cost of good, labor shortages. so how did you navigate the challenges? >> listen we are the only industry that's been attacked from washington down to mayor to blush his office. there been mandates put out by our interest you'll never find a cvs or big tail it's always been unfair out restaurants i believe it's the safest place for consumer as in a restaurant. we have always been attacked. now our biggest challenge as we are growing the brooklyn dumpling shop brand is supply chain. the supply chain is completely broken. shipping containers were $6000 now they are 22000

largely because of the efforts that i described in states like texas and florida, georgia, and iowa whereo the vast majority of americans that you have many in the other political party who are working to try to undermine the right to vote of each and every american, regardless of one's political affiliation. and that's simply antithetical to what we believe fundamentally as americans. >> and jake, look, how bad are the voter suppression laws? well, they're so bad that major league baseball moved the all-star game out of georgia at the beginning of the conversation. in some ways, it's remarkable that major league baseball did more than just about anybody else to protest voter suppression laws but that's where we were. where are we now, jake? >> well, let me just respond to a couple things that the congressman said. i have a lot of respect for him but i think we get into this, we, as a political people who follow politics and cover politics, we get into these discussions about joe manchin and hope that he, again, not me, but hope -- i think democrats hope that he is somebody he is not. joe

florida. the threat not only circulated here locally but also in lincoln, california and in georgia and floridaer figuring out who posted the threat online. an arrest was made in jupiter, florida. we do not have any more information about that individual. in the east bay oakland police are investigating a shooting that killed a woman from pinole. >> the shooting happened at about 1150 last night on macarthur boulevard just a few blocks from councilman high school officers say they are withholding the woman's name and tell her family is notified anyone with information is being asked to call oakland police. an oakland man is facing charges after investigators say he sexually assaulted another passenger on board a plane. federal officials say robert glasper was flying from sacramento to denver on monday night when he repeatedly groped a man and then exposed and touched himself witnesses say glass for appeared to be under the influence. >> well, not exactly a mandate. lots of folks will be masking up this weekend but not simply to ward off germs amid the ongoing pandemic know, you know where we're

heavy rain out the area surrounding florida and georgia out there for the next week.howers on and off in that region as well as out here. you can see a lot of moist right now. salt lake city getting some rain tomorrow as well. if you're heading out there, if you happen be making a trip out to tomorrow. we do expect to see some showers and even a few inches of snow in the higher elevations after that, it does look like it will be a clear weekend, though. but let's look at future cast. so not just the sierra but also central california tomorrow morning will be getting some light rain as well. southern california here. as you can see and parts of the south bay could see some showers early tomorrow morning. but that will pass quickly. this is the afternoon. you can see southern california still going to see some showers moving through that region in the afternoon and then saturday we have another system here that will bring some sprinkles to the coast of the bay area that will move by really quickly by 11 in the morning should be drying up. the afternoon is going to be mo

and right now they are setting the stage with what they're encouraging in arizona and florida and georgia and texas with the voting rights changes, they're an anti-majority party. they are setting the stage to make sure that even if they come up short with the votes that they could overturn future elections. that's a very scary place to be for a democracy that's on life support right now. >> and we ask congresswoman marjorie taylor greene about her confrontation with congresswoman liz cheney during that vote to hold steve bannon in contempt. let's play that. >> and what about that confrontation with congresswoman cheney? why did that happen? >> she's a traitor. >> she's a traitor? >> yeah. >> how can you say that? >> this traitor talk that's throwing that kind of stuff around is just so dangerous. what's your reaction? >> it's unsettling to hear. and you remember when donald trump was president, he talked about what we should do with traitors when the whistle-blower complaint came out, he talked about that we used to handle traitors the old-fashioned way. when you define liz cheney as a t

that will remain on and off throughout the next few days, especially if you're heading out to florida and georgiaclosed some roads out pensacola earlier today. if you happen to be staying closer to home. fair heading out to tom tomorrow. temperatures will be in the upper 50's. we will get some light showers on and off through the next couple of days. and even some snow showers come friday afternoon. as you can see there as for temperatures here in the bay area tomorrow we're looking at numbers a little lower versus what we're seeing this afternoon. so warmest spots conquered right now at 70 degrees 68 for san jose and 64 tomorrow in san francisco. just steam. >> coming up, an oakland man once in trouble with the law will now help oversee the police department's policies and practices. so we'll take you along his journey for justice and also for your money this afternoon to have an old car. there's a new program right here in the bay area that wan ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ when a tru

we are not going to lose people to pennsylvania, delaware, florida, georgia.rsey and's. stuart: let's talk about education. will you allow critical race theory to be taught in the classrooms of new jersey in public schools if elected? >> we will get back to teaching critical life skills in public schools and providing vocational training for children the don't want or need to go to college and other sensitive subject matter to the kitchen table between parents and their kids and we will not teach critical race theory or teach our children that white people perpetuate systemic racism. stuart: can the governor of the state say that to all the school boards? know crt, can you do that? >> absolutely. the governor has great sway over what is taught in public schools, we know because of what phil murphy did and i the pandemic. he made changes to the public school system and having gone over well with new jersey and. he believes we should teach gender id and sexual orientation in kindergarten. i have yet to find is a person in new jersey who agrees with that. stuart:

shelves in the first place let's face it, mass exodus out of california and places like texas and georgia florida are seeing this play out in real time. the empires falling in places with the most democratic of a progressive centralized authoritarian overreach of the once collapsing first. kennedy: you are right and you know what happened, people spend who first. they moved to austin, florida like no, it's a pretty great care. his good restaurants, no state income tax, regulatory burden are minimum and prepare like what am i doing still in california? it's a good thing they are not going to have any pink in the toy section. i think that's really, really important. >> it's ridiculous. when you think about it, some of the most irrational beings on the planet are very rational in terms of the marketplace. have you ever tried to steer a kid toward something they do or do not want to do? it never works out. my daughter loves playing with the train set in as much as she loves playing with a baby doll and there's nothing wrong with that. let the kids who choose. that's ultimately what's going to happen

florida. apparently the plan is to run this "trump lost, no more audits" billboard in georgia, florida, texas, pennsylvania, michigan, virginia, wisconsin, arizona, and times square in new york city. other than new york, of course, all those other states are places where republicans really are either already doing or planning to do these partisan pseudo audits, these bizarre reviews of the presidential election results that treat the election as if it was some kind of crime that requires forensic investigation. tonight we're going to be speaking with the attorney general of the great state of wisconsin who has come out forcefully this week saying that the election investigation republicans are doing in that state isn't just ridiculous. it's harmful. he says it needs to be shut down. this is actually good to see today in "the washington post." the national press starting to cover the fact that republicans are messing with the election results in wisconsin as well. this is not something that ended in arizona. they are really running with this thing. and the situation in wisconsin deserves more n

since the 2020 presidential election, nine states including arizona, arkansas, florida, georgia, texas, and wyoming have enacted laws that restrict rights to vote. an active voter list by removing those who have not voted in prior elections, ending voter registration. banning elector ballots. many of these states are already on the states travel ban list. this list will most likely include arizona. an active voter list. many thousands of voters could be removed from the list. arizona have expanded ballot requirements from a democratic secretary of state. institute a voter i.d. provision for in person vote. throughout history there have been restrictive law it prohibit persons of color and women from voting in this vote. they have made it clear to make it harder for black voters and women to vote. this threatens our democracy as a whole. states with laws that don't include voting at a polling place. satisfying an identification requirement. laws limiting or prohibiting local election departments absentee ballots. prepaid postage or mail in ballots and restriction of voting hours. under

georgia, the florida panhandle, the carolinas. you see the showers that are going to become more heavy as it gets towards the coastline.thsyt mid-atla eventually the northeast, late about sunday. into the west, heavy rain and mountain snow. this isenic we'll take it as we get deeper into fall. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. thank you, rob. >>> next tonight, we do have late reporting here on the hunt for answers in that oil spill n california and now a criminal investigation into that leak. the coast guard also boarding this massive cargo ship that was in the vicinity late today. the company saying it was cleared of involvement. the first image tonight of the 13-inch cut in that damaged pipeline. and as the race to contain and clean up goes on, abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman on the investigation and what led to it tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities launching a criminal investigation into how tens of thousands of gallons of oil leaked into the pacific ocean off the coast of orange county. this as new

florida. the threat not only circulated here but also in lincoln, california and in georgia and in florida after figuring out who posted that threat online and arrest was made in jupiter, florida. we don't have any additional information about that person involved. >> and back here in the bay area. big gathering near sales force tower in san francisco. hundreds showed up to protest the ongoing climate crisis. this group was protesting black rockets, an investment firm on the corner first and howard protesters claim their investments are fueling climate change and they're pushing for blackrock along with other financial institutions and the federal government to divest from fossil fuels and deforestation. >> so blackrock is the world's largest manager. and so they manage almost 10 trillions of assets under management on behalf of clients across the and so with that comes a lot of power and influence. so not on the black crook has the power to really shift the way it uses its capital. >> today's protests included a block long street mural using paint made from the ashes of california wildfires. >>