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. >> aishah: brandy campbell live in tallahassee. thank you, brandy. >> johne immediate impact that can cause worry but the long-term impacts a ripple effect, damages from infrastructure, healthcare, water systems, cause a domino effect for years to come. not to mention the psychological impacts as well when you come back to an area that's along the coast where you lived and had a beautiful life and it's gone because the hurricane washed it away and don't know what's happened on keaton beach. let's bring in dr. marc siegel. these things can affect people in so many ways, doc. >> absolutely, john, and what i worry about the most long-term is the mental health issues of being uprooted and having to go back. but we are seeing with this storm some immediate effects will have a lot of impact in terms of displacement. power outages up into georgia, hospitals are being evacuated as you know in the area. tampa general staying open but have to build a big wall against the water so thank god they'll be there, a level 1 trauma center. when you are uprooted, people forget

campbell covering for this. josh, explain what's going on here. >> john, if prots cure thes hold to what they said earlier this summered against alec baldwin just increased significantly. just to remind our viewers. he was originally charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins. that was dropped. that's because investigators discovered that the gun that was used in that shooting had been modified. now i will read you part of what the prosecutors said in a filing in june. this is so important. they wrote that the charges against alec baldwin were dismissed without prejudice because of possible malfunction of the gun. if it was found that the gun did not malfunction charges against mr. baldwin will proceed. the fbi looked at that and they said it would not have gone off if someone hadn't pulled the trigger. it was sent to an independent examiner who came to the same conclusion of the fbi. i'll read you part of the new report we just got our hands on. although alec baldwin repeatedly denies pulling the trigger, gi given the tests and findings found here, the fully cocked or retra

campbell is all over this story for us. josh, bring us up to speed here. >> reporter: yeah, john.ng set of developments yesterday. you had an fbi s.w.a.t. team going to this suspect's home. this was just before, as you mentioned, president joe biden was set to visit utah. now, the suspect had been under investigation for allegedly making these online threats against biden. the fbi s.w.a.t. team shows up, they had an arrest warrant in hand, i'm told from a law enforcement source as they were giving commands to the suspect, he brandished a weapon towards those agents. one of those fbi agents opening fire, fatally shooting that suspect. just to give you a sense of what prosecutors alleged in this comp complaint, this is some of the material the suspect allegedly wrote online. he said i hear biden is coming to utah, digging out my old ghillie suit, a reference to the camouflage suits worn by snipers, and cleaning the dust off the sniper rifle. that among a series of concerning posts online. if you're the secret service, the fbi, you have the president coming to town, that's something

cnn's josh campbell is covering it for us, and this new fbi effort, josh, how will it help? >> yeah, johnes on the effort of hawaii saying it is similar to cellular analysis, and this is involving the specialized fbi team known as cass cellular analysis survey systems that brought in on terrorism matters and kidnappings and other criminal case, and the fbi has not said what they are doing here, but as you are looking are at the tactics and the techniques, you will see how it is beneficial to the team, and this c.a.s.s. team will see how they are looking at the cellular and other data to help locate the geo telephones and the grim reality is that they are finding and searching for the people who perished in a fire. all of us carry a cell phone, and when it is car connected to the cell phone, they could look at the tower record to try to geolocate where the phone was before the device was destroyed in the fire which is beneficial to help the people on the island of maui to move to some semblance of order. and now, looking at the new photos, you can see the teams from the atf and customs and

all these guys ,john gerrard lampard, all these guys , john terry, ferdinand, , john terry, rio, ferdinand, sol campbellde and he the cliques and he he broke up the cliques and he said, i. a team is worth more than the sum its parts if than the sum of its parts if they're playing and they're playing together. and that's here. that's very much the ethos here. sanna that's very much the ethos here. sarina wiegman don't forget she comes brought in comes in or she was brought in as best class she'd as a best in class coach. she'd been a world cup final been to a world cup final with her holland. won the her native holland. she won the euro, won the euro, she's already won the euros england. she euros with with england. she completes women's football completes with women's football effectively wins completes with women's football effe world ' wins completes with women's football effe world ' but wins completes with women's football effeworld' but somebody the world cup. but somebody with that and that trophy that pedigree and that trophy winning experience not do that pedigree and that trophy wiwithoutxperie

john: forecaster says idalia will grow into a category 3 hurricane before it makes landfall some time tomorrow morning. warnings and evacuation orders are in effect for much of florida's gulf coast. brandy campbell is in tallahassee, florida. a good chance it could good over you tomorrow. how are preparations looking there? >> well, right now we are at the eoc, we have representatives from state departments as well as partners here working together to help florida prepare for this time. now, i want to point out most recently, desantis did update his emergency declaration including three more counties, so now it's going from 46 to 49 counties as idalia is expected to make landfall along florida's big bend region as a category 3 storm. desantis noted if it hits during wednesday morning's high tide cycle, places could get 8 to 12 feet in storm surge, and anyone staying is putting their lives in jeopardy. desantis just spoke in lake city, florida on this incoming danger. >> the storm surge is not something, you are not going to win that battle if you decide to stay, you stay behind for that. you run away from the water, and then you hide from the wind. you still have time to do that if you are in th

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john and i were chatting -- i think he's a genius he's written such a beautiful show, david filoni, his partner, is also fantastic this comes out of a relationship with george lucas and joseph campbellr of the mythology of the show that you can see your hero and your heroine within "mando. and we walk by a table and he said, "hey," just casually, "you want to look at the child? i said, "certainly." and he pulls off the canvas off. and i looked at this practical child. and he explained to me it's going to be this, it's going to be that -- the c.g.i and i said, "no, this perfect. and then the puppeteer walked by at that very moment and the puppeteer said, "do you want to see and talk to him? [ laughter ] i went, "okay. and the child opened its eyes, turned its head, wiggled its ears and i was -- you can't take your eyes off of this child. grogu is fascinating, mysterious, intelligent, smart and i looked at john, i said, "john -- i said, "john, this is the star of the show. and he stood back and scratched his chin and he said, "you think so?" i said, "i know so and every scene that i'm in has to be with this child. [ laughter ] put in the contract, baby. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly.

john. >> the south bay teen gymnast is preparing for the 2024 olympics in france. there hasn't been a gymnast from the bay area on the u.s. olympic team since the 90's. trump was justin campbellek airborne gymnastics in san jose and her hard work is paying off. matthews competed against 7 time. olympic gold medalist simone biles just last week at the u.s. classic and came in 4th place, such an honor to be able compete on such a big stage like that. so just really cool. nola says her goal has always been to make it to the olympics and feels the strongest on the bar event. what she says, her weakness is on the ball, but i've making a lot of progress on that event. the forest progress comes with good coaching. she is as of this moment on track to making olympic trials hopefully the olympics next year. clia washington know this code says there are not many african-american coaches that look like her. remember when i was an athlete and i did not see any coaches really, that looks like me. and so it's hard to to not be in all different types of spaces or be represented in that way. and she's been coaching know there for 4 years after moving from delaware and knows the holder has to