we're dying over the last year. >> and that was nicole johnson reporting for us tonight. coming up, an investigation is underway after 14 people including 3 children were shot while they were trick or treating. we're going tell you where it happened. >> also, one east bay city now saying goodbye to its mask requirement for big indoor events so low. there are still some places where you'll need to mask up. plus, we are just one week away from a critical midterm elections. how confident republicans are that they can take back control of the house. >> we're now exactly one week away from a consequential midterm election. both democrats and republicans wrapping things up and trying to energize voters and our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin joins us live and clearly a lot at stake. that's right. the direction of the entire country, at least for the next 2 years will be decided in next week's election. >> and president biden certainly isn't wasting any time as he tries to push back against a potential red wave. florida, new mexico and pennsylvania are the next sto

nicole johnson has the story. >> i got the guys at day. >> rapper takeoff will never hit the stage with his grammy-nominated group migos again, the 28 year-old voice has been silenced by gun violence. he was one-third of the group known for being an overall nice guy. was one of the more low key. >> late you know, size that we have in this culture souls. somebody here close percent sham. rise and celebrating arguably award-winning dj producer in media personality punch. >> new takeoff personally. he says when he first heard what happened, he could not believe it. now that we get a singer like that taken away. it's it's. >> it's it's his list. painful. we've got least you like this is a piece of our student ripped off on this. >> takeoff whose real name is curtis mccarty. ball was shot to death in downtown houston allegedly after an argument escalated during a dice game. houston police say takeoffs uncle who was also a member of the group was there at the party. but apparently he was not hurt in the shooting. police have very little clues. and so far the motive is still unclear. who would

nicole johnson and i and we, we wrote an article for med page a couple of weeks ago, very grateful to the editors of med page that they published it. just discussing that there are middle men in the supply chain that are sort of mucking up the joint . and you know, astonishingly, these middle men have the legal right to collect kickbacks from the manufacturers. i mean, how does that happen? right. and so what happens is you end up with some preferred manufacturers in each area. so like in the baby formula arena i, you might end up with only what we, we have, we have only 3 major manufacturers. you have at, you have nestle, and you have me, johnson, and we can talk about the way that that happened for them. but you have the same thing happening for other medications. to your point about the supply chain shortages, you work with families every single day. you work with babies with infants, i could imagine that it's impacted your work and your patience. can you just talk to us about how the shortage has impacted these families and share your own experience with this crisis that we're all

johnson. we begin with severe storms. the remnants of hurricane nicole rating up the east coast leaving a trail of destruction behind. as this hour the northeast in the crosshairs. on the atlantic coast of florida dozens of hotels and homes destroyed. heavy rain and wind reaching south carolina overnight. flooded roads and swamped cars in north carolina. the tornado watch in dim wwidy, virginia. stephanie ramos leads us off here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, remnants from hurricane nicole now moving up the east coast. [ sirens ] tornado sirens sounding in downtown richmond. >> oh, boy, look right here at the lightning strikes. those lightning strikes are really cycling up the northeast of templeton. >> reporter: heavy rain flooding roads in boone, north carolina. nicole made landfall early thursday, south of daytona beach, as a rare november category 1 storm. and it absolutely eviscerated florida's coastline. dozens of homes and hotels, crumbling to pieces down below, or left teetering and uninhabitable. abc's abc's victor oquendo in daytona beach s

johnson. david is on assignment tonight. we begin with severe storms as we come on the air. the remnants of hurricane nicole racing up the east coast after slamming into florida, leaving a trail of destruction behind. at this hour the northeast in the crosshairs. on the atlantic coast of florida dozens of homes and hotels damaged and destroyed in volusia county, the daytona beach area. heavy rain and wind reaching south carolina overnight. flooded roads and swamped cars in boon, north carolina. and the tornado watch for much of the day in dinwiddie, virginia. a funnel cloud beneath an ominous sky. rob marciano with the forecast in just a moment. stephanie ramos leads us off right here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, remnants of hurricane nicole now moving up the east coast. tornado sirens sounding in downtown richmond. >> oh, boy, look right here at the lightning strikes. those lightning strikes are really cycling up. >> reporter: heavy rain inundating drivers in boone, north carolina. hurricane nicole made landfall early thursday, south of daytona beach, as a rare november category 1 storm. and it absol

close to call this hour for now johnson does have a narrow lead see abouting a third term there we will keep you posted. we are following major weather tropical storm nicoledangerous storm surge barrelings towards united states storm is expected to hit florida's east as possible category one hurricane tomorrow morning, that is prompting evacuations, in areas still recovering from hurricane ian, the million people along florida east under hurricane warnings stream update for storms. >> won in california a billionaire this morning one ticket sold in altadena california northeast of los angeles, that is all six numbers for the powerball drawing monday jackpot 2.04 billion, estimated cash value 997.6 million dollars, winning numbers 10, 33, 41, 27, 56, powerball 10 if keeping track i did not win mega millions, so -- so back to work tomorrow. >> i planned in my brain how i was going to spend all that money i planned i was like going to do that, this, and apartment for sale next door. >> i bet some dog shelters get money animal haven in new york city. maria: i knew that, i give money to republicans. >> almost -- >> places, cheryl, thank you governor governor de

this morning but johnson has a narrow lead, he is looking to serve his third term in the state of wisconsin. we are also following this morning's major weather news tropical storm nicole bahamas with dangerous storm surge this morning she is barreling towards the united states. the storm is expected to hit for his east coast as a possible category one hurricane tomorrow morning prompting evacuation in areas still recovering from hurricane ian. 4 million people on fortis east coast are under hurricane warnings. you can stream foxworthy for updated details on the storm they are tracking for us. download the "fox weather" app. finally somebody california waking up a billionaire this morning, one ticket sold in altadena california with all six numbers powerball drawing. the jackpot with a record $2.0 billion. i did not win, here's my ticket, yes they made a cash value 997.6 million. here are the numbers check your tickets there are several million dollar tickets floated around the country right now that is not one of them. maria: i spent my $10. >> world record for a lottery, world record. >> that's it. >> think you cheryl we are looking at the midterm election this morni