justin finch is live on kennesaw street in college park where a tree is right in the middle ofe oad there, justin. >> reporter: that's right. there are neighbors waking up on kinney saw street have a lot of this on the ground. trees, branches, debris strewn everywhere. ennesaw ree blocking street and pulling down several t.wires with weave seen several sights like this at college park. chopper4 got a great view yesterday after this m stormed through. large trees pulled up from their bases, falng ontoomes and cars and pulling down power lines and leaving stretches of this area without power for some time. some customers, we derstand, are slowly coming back online weth their power as of right now. ave seen crews move about this area trying to restore powe and those lin to homes gone without for hours overnight. what caused all of this,ne hbors say it was a powerful storm. rain, heavy wind as well and the kind not seen in this area in years. the last time i saw something like this is when the tornado nt through back in early 2000s. >> as you were seeing here, several damaged wires pulled dow

>> ga's election systems should not be trusted. >> reporter: eventually kennesaw state closed the loopholewas filed challenging the security of georgia's elections. then shockingly evidence of what took place vanished. i.t. workers wiped the election system's computer hard drives clean, deleting any potential evidence of tampering. >> i blow up government spending. >> reporter: the person in charge of georgia's elections is georgia's secretary of state brian kemp. he is the trump-styled republican now running for governor and the voting mess under his watch has turned into a mild campaign issue. kemp's office says the secretary of state had no idea georgia's voter information system was so vulnerable to attack until months after logan lamb's warning. kemp blamed ke in,nesaw state's center for election systems for the entire debacle, ended the state's long-running contract with the center and shut it down. on facebook, he called the actions of the election center exployies reckless, inexcusable and showing undeniable ineptitude. then he hired the director to work with him at the secretary o

. >> eventually kennesaw state notified the state and closed the loophole.suit was filed challenging the security of georgia's elections then, shockingly evidence of what took place vanished. i.t. workers wiped the election system's computer hard drives clean, deleting any potential evidence of tampering. >> i blow up government spending. >> the person in charge of georgia's elections is georgia's secretary of state brian kemp. he is the trump-styled republican now running for governor and the voting mess under his watch has turned into a mild campaign issue. kemp's office says the secretary of state had no idea georgia's voter information system was so vulnerable to attack until months after. kemp blamed kennesaw state's center for election systems, ended the state's contract and shut it down. on facebook he called the actions of the election center employees reckless, inexcusable and showing undeniable ineptitude. then he hired the director of the center to work with him at the secretary of state's office. and to assure everyone this didn't mean anything,

>> reporter: off of kennesaw street in college park, it will take some timeo fully bounce back after yesterday's storm. take a look. one of several downed trees blocking kennesawtreet and taking down wires. chopper4 flew over the damage and saw howxpansive it was. large treesd pullet of their roots collapsing onto homes and cars. neighbors came out to see the mage for themselves and others were left in the dark because several power lines brought down, crews working on those into the overnight hours. as for what caused all of this, it was the rather but neighbo say it was a sudden burst of weather that cause all this damage. >> there was a lot of rain. eavy rain, then there was a hailstorm and probably five minutes after the hailstorm the trees came down. >> reporter: pretty scary stuff. already w have seen crews nd nong on the wires doubt will come here. we are seeing several wires pulled down as a result of this tree. you see those wires assumehey are live, don't touch them or go near them. a lot ofav carsg to back up and turn around as they make their way to work. a lot of streets

. >> right now the choppers over 50th place and kennesaw and hollywood. one of the trees down across a car and that tree made it across the road, too, so tha road is closed. we've seen power crews out in this area and also without power and hit incredibly hard. we think this is a microburst mean what we saw the storm coming through and quily laying down a layer of wind that just blew right through everything to the straight line winds that came onhrough here and knocked the trees down cross that region of college park. you can see where the storms are currently. out toward the chesapeake bay for the most part. still storms down o in southern zones, for the most part we're done. notice back towards clark county a little in the way of rai and showers. this is making its way cross the chesapeake bay bridge and follow that through the south into calvert county and then this storm trying to move across the potomac into st. mary's county. ther view showing for the most part we're out of the woods for now. we could see a few m,e stor however, developing, and tha

well, kennesaw state university cut four of five cheerleaders who knelt during the national anthem lastroar at the university. the number of girls trying out for the squad increased from last year and seven were cut in total. the women say they're disappointed with the decision but they've moved on with their academic careers. all righty, kids. you better start saving for college. according to a new survey, sevn in 10 parents are saving money for their children's college. 29% of parents say they plan to fully pay for their kids to pay for college, down from 43 43% fm two years ago. starsaving. if you're allergic to dogs, meet ibo, the robot dogs. there are panels with touch sensors and it' capable of recognizing up to 100 faces and will develop a personality as you spend more time with it. it costs nearly $3,000. i send this back to the dog lovers on the channel. what do you think? >> i think as an owner of three dogs, i say adopt -- maria: that's so nice. >> adopt a rescue. that's how i would spend my money. maria: that's what dagen things as well. dagen: hashtag, adopt, don't chop. th