greenville, north carolina. you are watching live coverage. mr. harris: -- vice president vice president yes, we are doing this. when i hear my young leaders such as jasmine, our future of our country is so bright. so bright. and it is so good to be back in greenville with so many leaders. thank you. i want to thank the incredible governor roy cooper! thank you. your next governor! [cheers and applause] representative manning. mayor. the countless state candidates and all the leaders with us today. from north carolina two nights ago, donald trump and i had our debate. [cheers and applause] ms. rice: -- the vice president: did you watch it, and i believe we need to have another debate. keep our nation safe and secure. [cheers and applause] but that's not what we heard from donald trump. [laughter] >> i called it at the beginning of the debate. same old tired playbook we heard for years with no plans how to address the needs of the american people. well, folks, look, it's time to turn the page! [cheers and applause] america is ready for a new way fo

major flooding is ongoing on the saluda river in greenville, the broad river near the north carolina border, the broad riverat carolina eastman, watery river near this dam. these rivers should crest tonight or over the weekend. tropical storm force winds penetrated for a end land over most of the state. widespread wind gusts of 50 to 75 miles per hour occurred overnight into this morning. downing trees and power lines across the state. some of the the highest wind totals including 75 miles per hour and 72 miles per hour in akin, anderson county airport, 67 miles per hour at clum y metropolitan airport, 66 miles per hour at folly beach and 63 miles per hour at charleston airport. also, wind gusts just across the state line in augusta, georgia, reached an impressive 82 miles per hour earlier this morning. there were likely many toarchedz east of i-20 since yesterday. the national weather service issued 63 tornado warnings staywide. it is unknown how many tornadoes occurred, however. the national weather service will have survey teams out over the next several days assessing the damage.

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>> we we fail say we we have a place in greenville, florida that has been thrown two hurricane passed here and here before. so we feel a lot safer being on the island, them being at the farm that would call it because of all the trees and all the way and it just cannot withstand boundaries. and when just do not go together. but, but here on the island, we feel safe. we're in a home that strapped down with hurricane straps and we're on pile monday and so we feel a lot safer here than we do downing in greenville. >> are you starting to see the effects of the storm where you are and what does it what does it look and sound like right now there's a lot of rain and the wind is starting to pick up, but it has not been as bad. >> we had about two weeks of solid rainfall, so the grounds are already saturated. and then now the hurt kindness just made it even worse. we are living at some the storm surge and that's one of the things that i'm concerned about, especially on the bag yeah. seems like the bay has a lot of we have a lot of damage on the bay yeah. >> i mean, i wonder i know you say com

cbs' nicole valdes reports from greenville, south carolina. >> reporter: historic flooding from helenemerged parts of western north carolina under water over the weekend. >> there was a whole house right there. >> reporter: this marshall, north carolina, woman says she fled after the waters reached waist deep. >> i was grabbing stuff. i have my three dogs in the car. my car was almost under water. >> reporter: the state's governor says rescue efforts are ongoing and that food, water, and supplies are being airlifted to those stuck in the hardest hit areas. >> oh -- >> reporter: this video shows the moment a bridge in tennessee collapsed into rushing floodwaters. >> she was ready to sink. >> reporter: on tybee island in georgia, this man who goes bike huck finn and his dog are hoping high tide carries them back out to sea after strong winds from helene stranded their boat on the side of the highway. >> i thought we was going to die. i had to cut anchor and it brought us here. >> reporter: this morning in south carolina, dozens are dead after hurricane helene pummelled the state. one cou

now pushing up to virginia, upstate of south carolina from greenville, spartanburg, and atlanta still has about two or three rivers, still waiting to crest and we still have a flash flood emergency for atlanta. this is just all because of the rain we had before the storm and then with the storm last night. now that rain is ending. we're just about done. knoxville, asheville, greenville, atlanta, now we have to wait for all the water to collect, head into the rivers, crest and then all the damage will be done. in addition, what is left of the storm is going to pour today and tonight into areas here around nashville, paducah, everywhere in between goaling green, along the ohio river here, southern indiana. this is where we could see an additional maybe 4 to 6 inches and some additional flooding and then the other thing i have to pontial for these tornadoes in eastern north carolina. we currently have one, two, three, four, five tornado warnings that are going. this one here is close to the durham area here, outside of durham. this one to the south of raleigh. we have to watch that going

we are in greenville. the north of perry which is most closer to landfall, which took a huge hit and suffered immense damage if not catastrophic in spots. i 10 is shut down east. i don't even know how long this goes. it's complete darkness aside for the light we are providing. a lot of the people i spoke to say they have been going on now for about three hours. a lot of cars at this point shutting off gas because there is just no telling when we will move forward. if you look even out ahead of me. if we can pivot this way, i can't even tell you how far it goes. because at this point it's taillights as far as we can see. people have been getting up. walking around, trying to get information from neighbors sitting in their cars. saw at least one patrol vehicle, state police head that way. some lights out up ahead. a tow truck earlier that asked to us pivot over a little bit so he could get through. i don't know what car is he going to get. a lot of downed trees on the median, westbound especially. even jackk

police in greenvill, south carolina, have arrived at the home of john blauvelt to question him aboutis wife's murder. but a knock at the door reveals an eyebrow raising surprise at the house with john is then 17 year old hannah thompson. detectives question the pair, but they are about to face a major roadblock in their investigation. hannah and john will soon disappear. police needed answers about katie blackwell's murder, but when they show up at her husband john's house with the questions, hannah was with him. now john and hannah are on the hot seat. >> she and john blauvelt had both been asked questions about katie's murder. >> investigators soon gather enough evidence to charge john blauvelt in the murder of his wife. but just when his arrest is imminent, john blauvelt is gone and so is 17 year old hannah thompson. investigators don't know if hannah is with john willingly or not. they do know she could be in grave danger. >> i don't think it's a huge leap of assumption to think that this child has left with this man. it's 28 years old, 11 years her senior, and knowing the fact t

you greenville have to continue its efforts to east the mental health crisis. for more of that when are joined by roberts on for and he's a human rights and mental health expert and is teaching at the university in cohen us in this the way the. now, let's assume for a moment there is something like a national psyche, a common psychological experience, full citizens. how has that changed in ukraine open affected by the war as well? i think one of the positive development is of course, the human mental health has become has been main street. um, this is something that uh, was not there before. the invasion, mental health was still something not very much discussed. in particular, when it got to a mental illnesses, to psychiatric issues, that is something that has disappeared. the only problem i see is that very often normal reactions that people have like a anxiety, panic, depression, suicidal thoughts, sometimes are we call psychiatric realized. whereas actually they are quite normal in the situation like this, and people have these feelings. and um, the thing i

unlimited, you drop and you see all the kind of like that the do drop of by the theater on people that greenville colors opened up. oh my god, i'd love to see that. what a motion do you love to project? and on the most, and i'm show you as a performer, you're, you're, you must be, you must be neat. you fantastic. but what does an emotion that comes from within which has a juxtaposition or each of the mixture. and then you perform that you feed as a bus and amazing. i think the 1st one out of the 9, the 9 just to show that it was shrink, shrink. god is the ultimate is go the king of the motions and sion god is everything. image single, good. what are the picnic a draft mission option god for out in the nation or do yeah, i'm sorry, there's no one version english. right? right. but it is love in all is myriad shades and nuances. it is beauty and it is the ultimate reason. because for creation, that is, shall god. and that is where the devotion, like, you know, a tear is self avila with jesus christ. don't read of it, chris, you know, that there's a lot of pressure in guy. and without that, i think

secure shipping route that ukraine created along the coast after rush of pulled out of the black sea greenville last year. so can you think of a reason why the ship would veer off course, or unfortunately, the absence of farm does not mean the absence of danger, but the absence of farm sometimes makes us complacent. and so i don't know why that ship would be outside of that. other than that beer has not been in attack of the last incident, really was last august with the onboarding of the super open heading into ukraine. and so this has been at a time of a few incidents, very few with tax on commercial shipping. and we've only seen one incident that even comes close to this level of hostility towards back commercial shipping. and that was in the very early days when the health was, uh, was sailed into a mine field. and unfortunately saying, so this is a, this is a major development. and a huge concern given the already over whelming amount of screened in the global commercial shipping industry. is under, it puts our supply chains of everything and not just our food supplies in danger, but certa

the greenville democrat sun reported in 1923 that the most important election in history of the country will be taking place on the purpose of repurchasing roads. maybe that one was a little overhyped. looking at the phrase, the most important election of our lifetime. do you think it applies to this one? want to hear your thoughts. paul in the united kingdom across the pond on the line for those under 30. caller: good afternoon. i think it is important. kennedy had the most important election back in 1960 and also barack obama's election back in 2008. that was i reckoned the best election. host: why jfk? caller: jfk, of course, the politics, and he saw the way politics went. that changed the way politics were. we are missing the kind of john f. kennedy. it is a shame what happened. it is important as well, a turning point. host: a turning point for what? caller: buck persons -- black persons included. i think it was significant as well. host: how much attention are folks in england paying to the election? caller: they are paying attention. it is important. it is an important issue for

people gonna look into the greenville that fire if the, if they went to the shows we did on, on rumble of the inquiry, actually is not a legally binding, as far as i understand that even. but we'll get to your optimism for the future. more of your optimism, but there is, of course, as nature war and rush it through ukraine. is it virtually impossible in britain now to oppose the u. k. u. s. a. u weaponry pouring into ukraine for this war? and is it possible a tool to say when one's peaceful to negotiations or any kind of settlement the worst? think, 1st of all, it's important to highlight well actually is going on in regards to ukraine, because we should say, i mean installment has promised 3000000000 pounds a year to ukraine. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget they've budgeted 3000000000 pounds, e a t create up to twenty's the see. on top of that? i think the well darn close to ukraine, brisson has underwritten them. right. so if you can call and pay them back, but as soon as liable all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this verse takes about

winds that will knock down power lines and trees, but that significant risk of flash flooding, greenville, south carolina, in there, too. david? >> david: ginger zee, thank you. >>> in the meantime, to the emergency unfolding outside cincinnati, as i mentioned at this hour. the toxic and flammable chemical leak from a train in hoi hoip. authorities just before we came on the air tonight saying they are now concerned over the potential for an explosion in the hours ahead. they are dousing the train. thousands of families have been urged to leave the area. and residents who are staying have been told to stay indoors and to try to seal their windows if they can. gio benitez with the images coming in now. >> reporter: tonight, the alarming scene. >> you can smell it. >> reporter: a train spewing a toxic chemical cloud into the air, sparking urgent evacuations in ohio. firefighters racing to the scene near cleves, about 30 minutes west of cincinnati, spraying water on the railcars. the company that owns the train saying one of its railcars was venting styrene, a colorless, flammable, and highl

people can look into the greenville that fire if the, if they wanted it shows we did on on rumble the, the inquiry actually is not a legally binding. as far as i understand that even, but we'll get to your optimism for the future, more of your optimism. but there is, of course, as nature war and russia through ukraine. is it virtually impossible in britain now to oppose the u. k. u. s. u weapon reporting into ukraine for this war. and is it possible a tool to say, well, months peaceful to negotiations or any kind of settlement the worst? think, 1st of all, it's important to highlight well actually is going on in regards to ukraine, because we should say, i mean stallman has promised 3000000000 pounds a year to ukraine. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget? they've budgeted 3000000000 pounds each. you create up to twenty's the see. on top of that? i think the well darn close to ukraine, brisson has underwritten them. right? so if you can comp paid them back, bruce soon as liable all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this verse $6.00 about whilst

people gonna look into the greenville that fire if the, if they wanted it shows we did on on rumble. the, the inquiry actually is not a legally binding, as far as i understand the even. but we get to your optimism for the future. more of your optimism, but there is, of course, as nature warren rush it through ukraine. is it virtually impossible in britain now to oppose the u. k. u. s. u weapon reporting into ukraine for this war? and is it possible a told to say, well, months peaceful to negotiations, or any kind of settlement the worst? think 1st of all, it's important to highlight well actually is going on in regards to ukraine because we should say, i mean stall, my, his promise, 3000000000 pounds a year to new crew. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget they budgeted 3000000000 pounds a year to credit up to 2030. on top of that, i think the world bank loans to ukraine person has underwritten them. right? so if you can comp paid them back for a soon as liable, all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this very tips about whilst at the same time

looking at the weather, greenville better day today, asheville, rain in the forecast today through thursday. area of low pressure that was helene continues to sit across ohio and tennessee river valley. potential for more rain in the f forecast. prayers are needed and help is needed for those areas. i wish i had better news. area of low pressure could develop in the same region as helene over next couple days moving into gulf of mexico, keep an eye on it. a lot of activity, joyce and isaac, a lot of storms will not affect us. this one, some trajectory is identical to helene. glad we are leading with this story, it is affecting many americans. >> todd: horrible. thank you for keeping us posted. go to appalach ian state university student lacy. for those that don't know, your school is in boone, north carolina, two hours from asheville. y heard that gentleman speak to robert ray, how are you holding up in boone? >> my apartment was better off, we have power, water and wifi. water is undrinkable >>. it is sad to see fellow mountaineers that haves lost everything. it is sad to see that. i'm gla

i'm traveling using a damning report, has been released on the fire at greenville talent and london in 2017 saying 5 years by the u. k. government and industry might the high rise building a death trap. it also says architects contractors and the local council, big considerable responsibility. 72 people died in the flies, not to move the champion of the inquiry says the residence, but comprehensively failed. we find that there was a failure on the part of the government and others to give proof of consideration at an early stage to the dangers of using combustible materials. in the roles of high rise buildings. especially including failing to amended and appropriate way distressed street guidance on the construction of ex tunnel walls. such as well as the seeds of the disaster was phone before on this trying to help joins us now from london. and as we mentioned to damming reports, can you just talk us through what some of the, of the major headlines, the top lines from it with of the, you know, it's major findings. very difficult to summarize. have to go into any detail about it isn't

but have to be easy, because because of the left, apparently, you'll greenville a problem of the men bought. but in meant by the most, you feel of the, because between the 2 sides let's you as well the 3 days the man bottle for you. greene and the pre and the band body is also more now best skin supply or the us let knuckle, can supply all kinds of ministry ard. we have software, but then the fact is who's going to supply the people a lot of work? if i don't know what that is, what it didn't dawn that died. so keep my clear as i as a be do like, especially since uh as far as i understand the russian uh thinking and they have absolutely no doubt that they will be able to retake those uh, uh, russian territories back from from the ukrainians. do you think there is any sort of any scenario in which your cream can actually hold on to the land that if it is currently occupying in, in restaurant within one once, you cannot move the kind of defenses we thought it blackboard on a gift be going to fancy, well hope professional. um uh, if you were to call you in for the russians or don't for w

issued a statement about this just yet, but his ambassador to the united let nations linda thomas greenville has said that the united states has consistently been working for a year for a cease fire to allow captors to be returned. obviously she's talking about uh in gaza and also for assistance for the palestinians, ad for 11 on so the residents can return safely to their homes. obviously, this is the uh, the priority for the united states. but at the same time, what they've seen is the exact opposite of what they were hoping for in just the last 24 hours. these developments kimberly is really media is saying that the target of that strike was the leader of his bloss on this router. they are speculating as to whether a sound, this rela, is still alive or has been killed in the strike. the us say anything about what the target of the strike was. the united states shares intelligence very closely and there is no question that the united states has detailed knowledge of whether or not this was a target, whether.

a statement about this just yet, but his ambassador to the united late nations lived to thomas greenville, has said that the united states has consistently been working for a year for a cease fire to allow captors to be returned. obviously she's talking about in gaza and also for assistance for the palestinians, ad for 11 on so the residents can return safely to their homes. obviously, this is the uh, the priority for the united states. but at the same time, what they've seen is the exact opposite of what they were hoping for in just the last 24 hours. these developments kimberly is really media is saying that the target of that strike was the leader of his bloss on this router. they are speculating as to whether a sound, this rela, is still alive or has been killed in the strike. the us say anything about what the target of the strike was. so the united states shares intelligence very closely and there is no question that the united states has detailed knowledge of whether or not this was a target, whether or not it was successful. and whether or not this is going to be made public immin

we have emergency flash flooding happening in and around greenville, asheville, carolinas, you are onrt for many inches of rain in short period of time. we had days of rain leading up to helene. this is rem be know nants of helene and catastrophic flooding happening right now, i think this might be the legacy of the storm. it does not take aricane or named storm to cause damage, that is what is unfolding now live. catastrophic flooding atlanta area, northeast of atlanta, some language being used in southern appalachians is historic, catastrophic, never happened before, prepare in advance, leave the area, potential for flooding here, as well as ohio and tennessee river valley, where the remnants of helene are going to stall. heavy rain in and around middle tennessee toward louisville and indianapolis. imminent danger and atlanta, georgia and carolinas, we'll be broadcasting all day today. we had landfall overnight of helene, here are wind gusts in georgia and florida, 100 miles per hour. look at this, a big story. 3 million people without power in florida, but georgia and carolinas. th

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down to greenville, south carolina. now saw finally the flash flood emergency has been lifted for atlanta. i saw one report, jose, 240 roads are closed because of flooding in western north carolina. they are people asking to be evacuated, asking for help, first responders can't get to them, because roads are washed out. we have the lake lure dam that is in fear of overtopping. all of that water is causing a ton of problems. in atlanta, your rainfall total the last two days, highest ever recorded, and the records go back about 150 years. that's why we're seeing the pictures we showed you. as far as additional rain, we're going to take everything in to be this afternoon and tonight into kentucky, southern indiana, still a chance for isolated attorneys. raleigh, you're in the clear, but this tornado washington is right around i-95. the storm itself, most of the damage has been done from the we said. that's pretty much over with. and we'll see if they wet any flooding in tennessee and kentucky, but not anything in the histo

fox spoke to a greenville police officer with over 100 run-ins in with routh.t escalated to hit and runs, theft of cars and equipment. >> all my interactions with him, he liked to run his mouth and play the victim, you know? he felt the city was always against him and he would file complaints against myself and other officers feeling that we were picking on him. >> in 2002 routh became a felon after barricading himself in a business with a fully automatic rifle. the f.b.i. continues their investigation rating routh's home in hawaii yesterday. they are interviewing the suspect's friends, family, neighbors and co-workers. the state of florida will conduct an investigation. governor desantis doesn't trust the feds and wants the shooter to face the possibility of life in prison. a punishment he doesn't think federal officials have the jurisdiction to pursue. florida state a.g. says the investigation runs parallel to the federal investigation and former president tumble did meet with officials yesterday. officials say that security at mar-a-lago is at its highest le

but also again, that catastrophic flash flood potential national weather service is coming out of greenville, north carolina calling actually comparing this to the flooding event of 1916 also historic in nature the list of adjectives are endless here with this potential of the storm as upwards of over a foot, even 15 inches locally of rainfall could fall out the sky before the storms all said and done. >> brianna that is a lot very alarming derek. thank you. so much for an update. we'll continue to check in with you, danny thank you, brianna. >> all right. we're now joined by chris, two-ton over the phone he is the commissioner of jefferson county, florida. just east of tallahassee, about northeast of where derek van dam just was. thank you for joining us commissioner just tell us right now, what are conditions like where you are in jefferson county good afternoon and thanks for having me yet. >> so we've been getting a lot of rain throughout the day off and on right now. it's clear, no rain, just to the calm before the storm is right now, it's just a waiting game. >> and i'm curious, commis

his running mate, ohio senator jd vance, traveled to greenvill, north carolina, another critical swing state. he spent some time with voters at a local bar before heading to a college football game at east carolina university. according to a new reuters ipsos poll, vice president kamala harris is coming out ahead following the presidential debate. the recent numbers show harris is leading former president trump at 47%. trump following closely at 42. the new poll also revealed that 53% of voters familiar with the debate believe that harris won. only 24% of those polled said trump won. the remainder said neither won or did not answer. days after the presidential debate where former president donald trump mentioned springfield, ohio. that city has since been thrust into a political firestorm. the city has experienced multiple threats in recent days, and officials are blaming unfounded rumors and baseless allegations about haitian immigrants. abc news reporter johny fernandez has the very latest. >> residents of springfield, ohio, are on edge following bomb threats directed towards multipl

vance was in greenville, north carolina, where he attended east carolina university's football game against state. vance called the tarheel state a must-win in november. to that point, he's heading to the the value league on wednesday. governor tim walz is also heading to north carolina on tuesday of after delivering remarks in georgia earlier in the day. will, pete and rachel. will: thank you, madeleine. did to you see the clip of tim walz saying that he's taking football back from republicans? if. rachel: yeah. i wondered what you guy guys thought about that. will: yeah, with the reception that donald trump has received, it's an interesting proclamation by tim walz -- pete: i was just thinking which modern day democrat would walk on to to a football field and receive -- closest democrat might be, like, gavin newsom at ucla? rachel: maybe. pete: maybe? closest thing? i don't feel like it's tim walz. rachel: tim walz is so pull of himself, like he's going into rural -- let's take minnesota. minnesota, it's minneapolis and everywhere else hates tim walz. and so, what, he's going to play well

gorgeous area, about an hour northwest of charlotte just above greenville, north carolina.ve hundreds of miles from where the hurricane came from shore. >> ainsley: exactly. that's why they were not anticipating it. >> steve: we were talking about this on friday. more people die from sturgeon or flooding than from the wind. that area, you can see how hilly it is, it's not just flooding. it's mud slides. it is a storm of epic proportions. the governor, roy cooper there said it was unprecedented tragedy. and, brian, you were talking about how hard it is or is it hard to get to stuff to the people impacted? there are over 200 roads that have been closed. and as robert just said, interstate 40 out of commission for a while. it's just. >> ainsley: in the carolinas, we were used to it hitting charleston, south carolina or some of the beaches in north carolina. you don't expect the mountainous area. >> steve: this is western portions of north carolina. more conch today. >> ainsley: madeleine a river is in washington with the federal response. >> madeleine: good morning, folks thro

greenville, south carolina and mount june baptist church on the chocolate side.ar beyond politics and culture. it goes far beyond the nation. he is not just a great american. he is like louis armstrong, john coltrane, curtis mayfield, aretha franklin. he is an international figure. and the spillover of the great tradition that produced him. all of the love poured into him, the courage, the integrity, the perseverance into jesse lewis jackson is now a gift to us. and when i look at him now, it brings tears to my eyes, mother jesse. because we do not have a language to capture the depth, the breadth, the scope of your genius, of your service, of your sacrifice, of your style. and so it is a beautiful thing to have the nation a magazine salute my dear brother jesse. it is a beautiful thing for rainbow dissolute. it is a beautiful thing for the democratic party, but i have come here to simply say he belongs to the world. he belongs to all freedom fighters and love warriors and love sharers and wounded healers in the world. that is who we are talking about. we are tal

the picture is funky right now but he is there having a beer with folks in greenville, north carolinat us begin in 2024 wicampaign reporter julian frankel. welcome again. what did you hear from his supporters about his debate performance? really talking about it? >> reporter: donald trump declared victory during his remarks in las vegas last night. at the same time he also cues kamala harris of it cheating. suggesting that she was wearing an earpiece during the debate and she got the questions ahead of time. immigration was also a major focus during his remarks last night. he suggested he would create a task force sto crack down on organized crime activity to liberate parts of the u.s. he also accused haitian immigrants of taking over springfield, ohio, but there is no mention of the head eating conspiracy theories that have bubbled up in white reading spaces which authorities have said they do not have evidence of getting back to the debate, i spoke with a handful of supporters in his rally last night. while most of them said at that they have supporters that are through and through.

look at greenville. inches of rain in some of these vulnerable areas. flash flood emergency. we need to make sure everyone is on alert. lawrence, i cannot stress it enough, i know people are looking at it going eh, tropical storm, this time tomorrow, we are going to be ramping up to major hurricane. >> lawrence: they need to listen. >> janice: yes. i am very concerned. >> lawrence: come to rescue them and put their lives at risk. >> janice: they might not be able to get out there. protect your family. >> lawrence: smart advice: bringing a $15 million against elon musk spacex for allegedly taking over land. the game maker purchased to interfere with president trump's border wall. the game company alleges musk stole the company without remorse or explanation. let's go off the grid with "fox & friends" co-hosts pete hegseth and will cain. will, they gave me a reason not to play this game anymore. i didn't want to play it anyway. kind of a thing when a lady asks you to do if for game night you got to do it b

catastrophic flooding for the atlanta area as well as the greenville area, asheville, charlotte. this is a huge concern especially for the southern appalachian and some language coming out from the national weather service is catastrophic, historic, never happened before. please take precautions to protect your life and property. this is going to be a big deal. so atlanta close to a foot of rain in 24 hours. some of the same areas getting hit with over a foot of rain in just 24 hours but that's on top of days of rain. so this is going to be part two and this might be the legacy of the storm because it is affecting such a widespread area. certainly category 4 worst hurricane to hit the area of the big bend. this is going to be a huge issue as we go throughout the day into the weekend and unfortunately we won't be able to get in and see the damage until the weekend or next week. we won't know the scope of this storm until days from now. >> bill: trying to find a silver lining in all this, janice. >> it was a fast-moving storm. however, as we get into the weekend, it stalls. the rem

virginia, the areas that got hit this morning and during the overnight is from atlanta to asheville to greenville outside of charlotte. this pink is what we call flash flood emergencies. these are only issued when we know there's life-threatening water in areas that shouldn't be. first floors of houses, businesses, rivers that are overflowing its banks. i've seen highways that look like rivers. they have to crest. it will be another day or two before those water levels begin to recede. we have a chance of additional flooding. we will get another two to four inches of rain in lexington, bowling green, up to cincinnati, indianapolis a little short of that. we could see flooding throughout the weekend in areas of tennessee and kentucky. tornadoes are still a risk as we go throughout the day. we have been watching this band rotating through eastern north carolina. at times tornado warnings near raleigh and durham. raleigh, the worst is on the east side of town. no tornado warnings. once this line goes through, then you will be in the clear. we have had numerous wind gusts. more people without power i

. >>> vice presidential candidate jd vance is appearing in greenville, north carolina. early voting in person begins monday in pennsylvania, and congressman natalie gaines says that while the polls are closed, she believes democrats can pull off a win in the purple state. >> i don't explain the polls, i just say this is going to be a very close election. while this remains close in the next 51 days, we want to prove that we will be the keystone state again. >>> vice president harris yesterday made campaign stops in johnstown and wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, outlining her plan to help ease economic burdens on low and middle income families. >> i have a plan to help lower the cost of living for america's families on everything from healthcare to groceries, including i will take on corporate price gouging, which, as we know, is about those few bad guys taking advantage of desperate people and there needs to be a consequence. >>> and former president trump, meanwhile, spoke in las vegas last night with one solid promise to workers there -- >> when i am back in that beautiful

she is in charlotte, greenville today, she's going to pennsylvania, johnstown, wilkes- barre, and we are making sure that when we go to these battleground states, we are making sure that we touch every single part of the state, right? tomorrow, we are not simply spending time in philadelphia and pittsburgh, which we travel too often and will continue to do so, but we are making sure that we are tapping into other parts of the state that democrats haven't traditionally campaigned in, the same thing with georgia and the bus tour. we are proud this is the first democratic campaign in 38 years since bill clinton to campaign in southeast georgia. we are going to do more of that tomorrow, we will keep doing it in the weeks to come because this is a margin of error race. that was the case before the debate and that will be the case after the debate. for us, margin of error really comes down to margin of effort. are you going to see vice president harris, governor walz, this campaign apparatus kick into high gear to make sure that we communicate with every single other that will communicate

as a former quarterback at saint joseph's high school in greenville, mississippi, i don't appreciate this. i really don't know. the concern was, is if you raised interest rates four years ago, you were going to drive the economy into recession. they said, no, we're going to raise the interest rates and we're going to cool inflation, but we're not going to put the economy into a recession. well, guess what? the gdp was growing like the last report, 1.8%. they expect the next report to be 2%, 2.2% next year. so no, they're not behind the curve. the economy is growing. >> okay. so james, this has been a long marathon as we as we talked about with those higher interest rates. so what will this with this move what should consumers do. >> consumers can keep doing what they're doing and they are doing it. retail sales are up and consumer spending is two thirds of our gdp. manufacturing is up again. the economy is good. the inflation numbers are down. one of the things that's going to be important to see, as i referred to earlier, is housing starts. you know, that's kind of the biggest compo

owens was sentenced to death in 1999 for killing a convenience store clerk during a robbery greenville, south carolina. >> the u.s. supreme court denied a stay of execution, and the state's governor chosen not to grant owens clemency. >> the fda just approved the first flu vaccine for at-home us flumist is a nasal spray manufactured by astrazeneca and would normally be administered at a doctor's office. >> will now adults can order the vaccine from an online pharmacy and give it to themselves at home. however, it will still require a prescription and won't be available until next year. danny nearly a week after the second assassination attempt on former president donald trump, the secret service's is meeting failures that led to the first one. acting director ronald rowe admitted a shocking breach of protocol before trump was shot at a rally in butler, pennsylvania back on july 13, he spoke to reporters yesterday. >> some members of the advanced team were very diligent there was complacency on the part of others that led to a breach of security protocols. the mission assurance review h

especially florida but then, you know, going up towards atlanta, georgia, nashville, asheville, greenville this is a very big deal. thank you for covering it. stuart stout thanks for the warning, janice. we are warned, indeed. i've got 30 seconds to spare, and i've got the talk to kevin about him starring in a new movie. >> very excited about it, very excited. same guys that did uncut gems with adam sanler. dark script, i read it, i said i have to be part of this. i'm working with gwyneth paltrow and timothee chalamet, and it's set in 1952 new york. check this out. 1948 tech right here. [laughter] stuart: movie star. you've got to tell us all about it. thanks for being with us. >>> still ahead, jared i.c.e. isaacman became the first private citizen to walk in space. would he do it again? he's going to tell us all about it. >>> the cartels are in america using airbnbs as stash houses. how can we stop them? seems like they're getting very well organized. art del cueto on that. oklahoma senator markwayne mullin will react to iran's attempts to send missiles to houthis. 10:00 hour is next. (♪)

now again, that could cause some problems with some flash flooding for the eastern carolinas from greenville down towards wilmington. it could get a name, it could develop into something tropical. there's a medium chance of that happening. but even if it doesn't, it still will dump some of that heavier rain when you look farther off to these there we've got gordon that is also a tropical storm right now. it's got winds at 45 miles per hour expected to just meander in the atlantic for now, no threat to land. cnn newsroom, we'll be right back b'tselem >> be a practical joke or some travel the history books in practical jokers, all new thursday's attack on tbs set your dvrs that vote cheddar bay 2020 because when red lobster's discuss it's rise, america, thrives to come in now for a change to win four years of free red lobster, because one byte can you night all parties at least for dinner they're wondering, is there when he leaves, he's there whenever we come back home from school, he's just they're always national defense ever since we introduced him to the farmers dog, his quality of life ha